Metro Detroit's Homeprenuers
By: Amy Kuras,
2/25/2010

As scary as the economy is, some smart and creative people are laughing
in the face of fear and launching their own businesses from home. Meet
three people who've created enormously cool jobs for themselves. (
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Back For (and To Do) Good
By: Michelle Martinez,
2/25/2010

From Detroit to San Francisco and back again, Andrew Basile is rooting himself in Michigan in ways he never imaged. A successful lawyer, he's not only determined to bring Silicon Valley style-companies to the Motor City, he's established an incubator in Troy to make it happen. And as if that weren't enough, Basile has also become involved with evolving the Woodward Avenue corridor into a successful urban hub.
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Michigan Hearts Wine
By: Tanya Muzumdar,
2/11/2010
It's Metro Detroit's turn to wine (rather than whine). With Michigan now ranked 8th in the nation for wine production, wineries and wine bars are popping up around the region. Some are even winning medals. And that has inspired locals to get schooled in tasting and making their own. So, this weekend tip a glass to love... and the Mitten State. (
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Blog/Jim Rasor
The case of City Government v. Business Interests is now closed. For the region to flourish again, attorney and Royal Oak City Commissioner Jim Rasor knows that both parties need to be on the same side. This week he offers up his 2020 vision for the region. (
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Video/Incognito In Royal Oak

If it's good enough for George Clinton, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, and The White Stripes, it's good enough for you. Incognito is a longtime local fave known for its funky footwear, clothing and accessories (
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