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 PUBLISHED: July 26, 2010
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  • Cerenis VC round nets $51.5M
    Cerenis Therapeutics Inc., a pharmaceutical company based in Ann Arbor and France, which was formed in 2005 by former executives at Esperion Therapeutics Inc. [$] | Page 4
 Solar roofs - by roofers: Allen Brothers hopes sun shines on new biz model
After watching revenue of their roofing business fall for the past five years, brothers Robert and Gary Allen have put their lifetime of roofing experience to work in the solar industry. [$] | Page 1
  • Midtown anchors to work together on revival plan
    Midtown Detroit's three largest anchor employers are expected to announce in October the first formal plan for them to work together on economic development and revitalization of the area. [$] | Page 3
 Relief for a system out of sorts
Idle automotive equipment and lean systems expertise from Johnson Controls Inc. could help World Medical Relief increase its medical supplies and equipment distribution by more than 20 percent annually. [$] | Page 3
  • Comerica Tower adds IRS as tenant
    The Internal Revenue Service has signed a lease to move out of the McNamara Federal Building and into the Comerica Tower at 500 Woodward Ave. [$] | Page 5
 DMC exec works to build 'new model' for physician-hospital organization
After a whirlwind first month in May as executive vice president of physician partnerships at Detroit Medical Center, Steven Grant, M.D. [$] | Page 10
  • Woodward paving goes ahead despite possible tear up for rail
    The Michigan Department of Transportation moved ahead with a $4 million Woodward Avenue paving project that eventually could be partially torn up for a new light rail system because the city of Detroit doesn't yet have money for the mass... [$] | Page 12
  • Incentives aim to help solar sales
    Luma Resources LLC and other residential solar companies are depending on private and government incentives for a sales boost. [$] | Page 14






 KEITH CRAIN: It's time for Mayor Bing to get tough
You have to understand, I'm a big fan of the mayor of Detroit. I've known him longer than I'd like to admit, and we were in that other world called automotive for many years. [FREE] | Page 6






  • Business Diary
    Business Diary items from the issue of July 26, 2010. [$] | Page 11


  • Bankruptcies
    Bankruptcies from the issue of July 26, 2010. [$] | Page 7


  • People
    People items from the issue of July 26, 2010. [$] | Page 13


  • Corrections
    Corrections from the issue of July 26, 2010 [$] | Page 2


  • Calendar
    Calendar items from the issue of July 26, 2010. [$] | Page 12









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