July 2, 2009 - Nearly two years ago Beth Chappell announced that the Detroit Economic Club would host The National Summit, a “national conversation” designed to bring leaders of “business, labor, government and academia.”

May/June 2009 - When a reporter asks California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger what energy source he advocates for cars of the future, he dodges the question. “I believe the market will decide whether it’s hydrogen, electric or hybrid. Or whatever,” he tells the press at SAE International, the 2009 World Congress of the Society of Automotive Engineers.

May/June 2008 - The Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s newest Music Director has a role far greater than conductor

May/June 2009 - When telling the story of Manuel “Matty” Moroun, it’s nearly impossible not to tell a story about Detroit and some of its history. And like Detroit, Moroun might be a little old-fashioned, but certainly never dull.

June 4, 2009 - Economic slump? There’s no denying some fundamental economic forces (including the flow of credit) have had a devastating effect on companies, especially many connected with the automotive industry. But all is, clearly, not lost.

June 4, 2009 - Coordinated mass transit is waiting at the Southeastern Michigan station. All it needs now is a lot of money and an equal amount of political will.

May 21, 2009 - What makes an older commercial building worth preserving? Is renovation really less expensive than replacing? Can an older building become sustainable – and what does that mean, anyway.

May 21, 2009 - A look at a possible answer to putting gentle breezes to work via a roof-mounted wind turbine you can get at your local hardware store

May 21, 2009 - Martha Stewart started off her conversation with the sold-out crowd of members of Inforum, one of the largest professional organizations for women in the nation, and guests at the Renaissance Room of the Detroit Marriott with a recollection that she initially started coming to Detroit when she was negotiating with Kmart.

May 7, 2009 - Selling stuff on the Web is so easy even a kid could do it – well, one kid anyway. Meet Hannah, of HannahsCoolWorld.com. An 8-year-old CEO.