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What Does a Patent Office Mean For Detroit?

The first-ever satellite office for the United States Patent and Trademark Office will open in July. Here's what it means for Detroit. When David Kappos took over the United States Patent and Trademark Office in 2009, he faced a seemingly insurmountable task: The office was dealing with a backlog of more than 750,000 patent applications, with an average wait time of three-to-four years.

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New "Challenge" for Detroit

Can paying recent graduates to work and play in Detroit infuse the city with extra creativity? Challenge Detroit is banking on it. "You never want a serious crisis to go to waste," President Obama's then chief of staff Rahm Emanuel is reported to have said of the 2008 meltdown of the financial sector.

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Welcome to Start-up City, USA

Detroit isn't a blank canvas. Instead, it's a complex scene that has everything an entrepreneur needs to start his dream company, Josh Linkner writes. "Detroit is a blank canvas." I cringe every time I hear this phrase, even though it's used by people who mean well.

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Detroit’s Education Edge

(Yes, really.) For a start-up boom, a city needs an explosion of tech talent. Nicole Carter breaks down Detroit's entrepreneurial education system

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Detroit’s Hottest Start-ups

This scene is nothing like Silicon Valley, New York or Boston. We asked a few of the Motor City's finest to share the moments that define the way they work. Detroit's start-up scene may be as young and zealous as the start-ups that comprise it, but make no mistake, the city has a deep-rooted, roll-up-your-sleeves culture that has shaped its entrepreneurs from day one.

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Dr. Louann Brizendine on the Female Brain

Dr. Louann Brizendine on the Female Brain

Louann Brizendine, M.D. is a practicing clinician, best-selling author, public speaker and media commentator who specializes in the relationship dynamics that result from the neurobiology of male and female brains. She completed her degree in Neurobiology at UC Berkeley, graduated ...

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Operation Blankets of Love (OBOL)

Operation Blankets of Love (OBOL)

Operation Blankets of Love (OBOL) is an award-winning non-profit 501(c)3 public charity. We collect, transport and distribute recycled and new pet-related items to comfort stray, sick, neglected and abused homeless animals in shelters, rescue groups, sanctuaries and foster groups. In ...

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What’s New – March 2012

What’s New – March 2012

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Technology Profile – JHilburn.com

Listen LIVE to My Exclusive Interview with Hil Davis and Veeral Rathod of JHilburn.com! JHilburn.com is the world’s fastest-growing luxury men’s brand. Our clothes are made from the finest Italian fabric and hand constructed for every customer. The J.Hilburn experience is ...

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Video: Davy Jones: Monkees star dead at 66

Davy Jones, once a teen hearth-throb during the 1960's as the lead singer of the pop group "The Monkees," has died in Florida at the age of 66. CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi reports.

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Don’t Let Culture Vultures Scuttle Your Strategy

Step inside any company, no matter the size, stage of development, or level of success, and the culture is either driving the strategy or undermining it.

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How Alcoa, Starbucks, Arista, And Febreze Kicked Normal Habits And Found Success

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