Новости за 09.08.2018

Kurt Nagl - The owner of the Italian restaurant that closed in downtown Detroit last year will head up the food service of the brewery's planned second location on the Livernois Avenue of Fashion.

Annalise Frank - The Ann Arbor-based cybersecurity firm's $2.35 billion deal with Cisco, announced last week, could be a platform for more than just financial growth.

Tyler Clifford - The city's east and west Downtown Development Authorities are collaborating on an entrepreneurial series that offers pop-up space free of charge and looks to foster an entrepreneurial culture.

Kurt Nagl - Glenn Deceuninck bought the 1,200-square-foot ice cream shop for around $179,000 to keep the iconic neighborhood hangout from closing.

Kurt Nagl - A 360,000-square-foot milk processing facility and separate 85,000-square-foot protein processing plant would make one of the largest dairy complexes in the country.

Annalise Frank - The Los Angeles-based vintage-inspired trailer company says it's looking at other areas for growth after a yearlong stint in Corktown.

Crain's Detroit Business - Check out drag racing, the updated downtown Birmingham, dance the weekend away, watch "Black Panther" outdoors and more.

Sherri Welch - Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson targets civic leaders Gerry Anderson and Sandy Baruah for criticism and says he plans to "challenge their egotistical assumption that these 23 Detroit CEOs can develop Oakland County better than we can."

Sherri Welch - In a letter, Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson singles out civic leaders Gerry Anderson and Sandy Baruah for criticism and says he plans to "challenge their egotistical assumption that these 23 Detroit CEOs can develop Oakland County better than we can."

Crain's Detroit Business - County executive in letter about CEO group says he plans to "challenge their egotistical assumption that these 23 Detroit CEOs can develop Oakland County better than we can."

Tyler Clifford - The Catholic university in Livonia has partnered with Livonia Public Schools to play games at their football facilities as the school sorts out plans to build a stadium.

Kurt Nagl - The school, which has campuses in Warren and Clinton Township, raised $10.75 million over five years to support student innovation and entrepreneurship as well as arts and culture.

Kurt Nagl - The community college, which has campuses in Warren and Clinton Township, raised $10.75 million thanks to $1 million donation from JPMorgan and individual contributions.