Shirts, sweatshirts, hats and more will be available at October commissioning
Read More MSU program makes Detroit new kind of classroom
Students are embedded in city for 3 months; they take a class and get paired with officials to work on city challenges
Read More Dow Chemical 2Q performance tops Street’s view
Dow Chemical, a specialty chemicals maker, reported net income available to common shareholders of $3.12 billion
Read More Howes: Business, civic leaders making late plea for RTA
Realization of transit plan would say that metro Detroit can learn from past mistakes, chart a more appealing future.
Read More Exclusive: Revolution Foods Takes Aim At The Grocery Store Ready-Meal Aisle
The Oakland-based B-Corp wants to give hard-working parents an easy alternative to mac ‘n’ cheese and ramen.
Revolution Foods cofounders Kristin Groos Richmond and Kirsten Saenz Tobey understand the challenges that working parents face when it comes to finding nutritious meals and snacks.
Seven Jobs That Let You Live And Work Abroad (As Your Own Boss)
Tired of the corporate rat race? You can do these jobs just as easily overseas while reporting only to yourself.
Right now, I’m sitting at a coffee shop in Bucharest, Romania, with my laptop and an Americano. For the past five months, I’ve been traveling through Europe and the Middle East while simultaneously building a marketing agency I can operate from anywhere in the world.
Why Hillary Clinton Is So Hard To Trust Even When She’s Telling The Truth
Clinton might be more trustworthy than many think, but the more we look for signs that she’s lying, the worse we become at finding them.
People don’t trust Hillary Clinton, and no one can agree on why: She’s a woman auditioning for a man’s job and being punished for it; she’s an opportunistic “establishment” politician in thrall to corporate interests; she’s more of a listener than a communicator; she’s just a goddamned liar.
Inside Facebook’s $30,000 Surround 360 Camera Project
Today, Facebook is releasing the open-source design of its 360-degree 3D camera. Fast Company got an exclusive look behind the curtain.
Stapled to the wall outside a lab near Facebook’s Silicon Valley headquarters are 15 slips of paper, the pride of the team behind the company’s open-source 360 degree 3D camera project.
Four Alternative Types Of Accelerator That Startups Overlook
Traditional cash-focused accelerators may be the most well-known, but there are other options to consider.
As startup accelerators multiply, some argue that they do a better job of serving their own interests than those of the businesses they’re supposed to help launch. But that suspicion glosses over the diverse range of business models that more and more accelerators are adopting—even though they may not be getting quite as much attention.
Rockets Of Awesome’s New Subscription Service Keeps Up With Your Growing Kids
This platform tries to make clothes shopping easier for parents by sending them seasonal boxes customized to kids’ sizes and tastes.
Shopping for kid’s clothes can be fun. You take your little ones to Gap Kids, J.Crew, or The Children’s Place and watch them try on cute new outfits; you have a chuckle when they pick a tutu for their school photo or only choose clothing in purple, their new favorite color.
