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Detroit Tigers Opening Day brought an estimated 200,000 people — and between $5 million and $6 million in spending — to Detroit last Friday.
And for the entire weekend, which included three Tigers games and a Detroit Red Wings home …
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The picture above is a prototype sketch for Collision Works, a brand new creative hotel made from re-purposed shipping containers that would encourage people to “collide and create” in 36 separate rooms. The project is currently on Kickstarter and …
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The Rivertown Neighborhood has been named Detroit’s first assisted living community that is affordable for residents and is set to open April 12th, 2013 at its location on 250 McDougall Ave.
Formerly a research laboratory, the building where the complex …
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The despised hospital gown with its drafty backside may soon be ancient history.
Researchers at Henry Ford Health System have come up with a snugger alternative: a wrap-around robe.
The new patient gown, which closes in the back and front, …
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The early 20th century bred nearly 100 start-up automakers — nearly all of which went out of business.
As the electric car market continues to try to find its way, the upstart Detroit Electric Car Co. hopes to buck the …
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The economy is on the upswing and Detroit has seen proof in the rise of housing prices over the last year. From October of 2011 to October 2012, Detroit saw the 2nd highest housing cost increase at 10%, after Phoenix’s …
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The auto industry is surging back and GM has offered to buy back 200 million shares from the US Treasury Department, after its bailout in 2009. The government plans to sell all of the remaining shares back to GM in …
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What was once the Detroit Science Center has now reopened as the “Michigan Science Center” at the same location on John R and Warren roads in Detroit, MI. On the path to bankruptcy, the science center had closed …
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Todd Grantham at the international ad agency Goodby, Silverstein & Partners shared this with Fast Company Magazine from their offices on Woodward Avenue recently, and we couldn’t agree more.
You can explore the story via Fast Company – and tell …
