One suffered a major fire but rebuilt business after relocating and the others are extending a serious problem in Ypsilanti Township. Here are our picks for a winner and loser from last week's business news:
One is planning to open an open-air court for food vendors; the other could get swindled if Michigan's pricing law is repealed. Here are our picks for last week's winner and loser in local business news:
One kept a re-zoning proposal alive, another step toward opening a local store, while the other is set to close today. Here are our picks for last week's winner and loser in local business news:
One brings plenty of promise to Ann Arbor's Main Street; the other just closed on Chelsea's Main Street. Here are our picks for last week's winner and loser in local business news:
One is being remodeled to attract a new crowd; the other recently had three out of four bidders backing out of an online auction. Here are our picks for the winners and losers from the news last week:
One got a boost from a University of Michigan study; the other is starting to struggle again. Here are our picks for the winners and losers from the news last week:
One presents business opportunity to a long-time local cleaning company; the other faces more inventory uncertainty through 2011. Here are our picks for the week’s winner and loser in the news.
Here are the Ann Arbor Business Review picks for last week's winner and loser in the news:
One showed signs of life; the other learned it would have to say farewell to a CEO that helped establish the company's local acquisition. Here are the Ann Arbor Business Review picks for last week's winner and loser in the news:
One is hiring; the other creating a no-win situation for a newly troubled auto company. Here are Business Review's picks for a weekly business-related winning move - and losing move.
Rise: Aastrom The Ann Arbor-based biotech company ended 2009 with a new CEO, Tim Mayleben, who said his top strategies including fund-raising. That moved forward last week when the company announced a public stock offering that should generate just under $11 million. It sounds like a step forward for Aastrom’s ...
Rise: Ann Arbor Summer Festival The popular annual event is making format changes - like longer weekend hours, but no Monday programming - to keep it viable. It’s a sign of “doing more with less,” organizers said, preserving the essence of the event, including Top of the Park performances, while ...
Rise: RealKidz Inc The Ypsilanti company that designs, manufactures and sells clothing for plus-sized girls received a $50,000 microloan from Ann Arbor SPARK’s Eastern Washtenaw County Micro Loan Fund. The award is the maximum the fund will award, and it will be used toward hiring a sales director. The company ...