Chelsea Alehouse to move to downtown Chelsea, expand brewpub offerings
The brewery is changing its business model to emphasize new beers, new food, and new events.
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Ann Arbor company develops self-driving shuttle for Bedrock employees
A self-driving shuttle gives some Detroit workers a look into the future of urban mobility, and the pilot sparked innovative potential applications for autonomous transportation in the Motor City.
Ann Arbor companies’ new app doubles typing speeds for the severely disabled
Many people with severe disabilities use systems that allow them to type at a rate of about one word per minute. Atomic Object and Koester Performance Research set out to improve that.
Ann Arbor’s SkySpecs raises $8 million to expand reach of drone wind turbine inspection tech
The company is planning to grow its existing presence in Europe before focusing new expansion efforts on Australia and South America.
Pitch@WCC competition returns, offering opportunity for aspiring entrepreneurs
Designed to give entrepreneurs a first-time taste of what a business pitch competition is like, the competition has grown steadily since it launched in 2016.
Take a look inside Cahoots, downtown Ann Arbor’s elaborate new coworking space
The new business takes up nearly an entire downtown block and is set to include a public cafe and a bocce ball court.
5 surprising takeaways from Swisher Commercial’s annual report on Ann Arbor real estate vacancies
Believe it or not, vacancies downtown actually grew last year.
Continuing decade of turnaround, ADI set to invest $4m and create 100 jobs in Ann Arbor
The software company, known for its flight simulator platform used by Boeing and the U.S. Air Force, received a $650,000 performance-based grant to add jobs in Michigan.
Pitch Ypsi competition addresses criticism through community feedback forum
The nonprofit drew huge interest and awarded $10,000 to local entrepreneurs last year, but also attracted criticism regarding its representation of the community it aims to serve.
Chelsea couple turns soapmaking hobby into full-time business, with help from Etsy and Amazon
Since 2010, Little Flower Soap Co. has grown steadily to employ three people year-round, in addition to founders Holly and Justin Rutt.
Ann Arbor company develops self-driving shuttle for Bedrock employees
A self-driving shuttle gives some Detroit workers a look into the future of urban mobility, and the pilot sparked innovative potential applications for autonomous transportation in the Motor City.
Ann Arbor companies’ new app doubles typing speeds for the severely disabled
Many people with severe disabilities use systems that allow them to type at a rate of about one word per minute. Atomic Object and Koester Performance Research set out to improve that.
Ann Arbor’s SkySpecs raises $8 million to expand reach of drone wind turbine inspection tech
The company is planning to grow its existing presence in Europe before focusing new expansion efforts on Australia and South America.
Pitch@WCC competition returns, offering opportunity for aspiring entrepreneurs
Designed to give entrepreneurs a first-time taste of what a business pitch competition is like, the competition has grown steadily since it launched in 2016.
Take a look inside Cahoots, downtown Ann Arbor’s elaborate new coworking space
The new business takes up nearly an entire downtown block and is set to include a public cafe and a bocce ball court.
5 surprising takeaways from Swisher Commercial’s annual report on Ann Arbor real estate vacancies
Believe it or not, vacancies downtown actually grew last year.
Continuing decade of turnaround, ADI set to invest $4m and create 100 jobs in Ann Arbor
The software company, known for its flight simulator platform used by Boeing and the U.S. Air Force, received a $650,000 performance-based grant to add jobs in Michigan.
Pitch Ypsi competition addresses criticism through community feedback forum
The nonprofit drew huge interest and awarded $10,000 to local entrepreneurs last year, but also attracted criticism regarding its representation of the community it aims to serve.
Chelsea couple turns soapmaking hobby into full-time business, with help from Etsy and Amazon
Since 2010, Little Flower Soap Co. has grown steadily to employ three people year-round, in addition to founders Holly and Justin Rutt.
