The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) is a federal criminal law that prohibits unauthorized access to a computer. The CFAA also provides a civil remedy for a party whose computer has been so accessed. A federal court in Ohio recently addressed whether the CFAA applied to employee who induced a co-worker to access and provide him with pricing data to which the employee did not have direct access.More
It’s been said that throughout history there have been no situations in which panic has been the best option. We’re reminded of that as we survey the performance of the stock market today as well as over the past few weeks.More
No other state or country in the world has attempted to regulate the sale of gasoline and diesel under a cap-and-trade program, but on January 1, 2015, California will, for the first time, include transportation fuels — gasoline, diesel and propane — in the nation’s first carbon emission cap-and-trading scheme.More
Trick or treat? We are happy to share a great treat! Consumers Energy has extended their double bonus rebate special through November 30th, 2014. More
ITS World Congress only comes to the US once every three years. In their most recent stateside trip, they chose Detroit – and for good reason. Detroit is more than the Motor City. Yes, this region is the home to the “Big 3”, but it also contains one of the highest concentrations of engineers, software developers and business development professionals in the world.More
Superhero Training Academy has a new Footquarters! We need your help to create it into a livable, professional, and explosive space. Our new location? 14925 Bramell, Detroit, 48223 in the Brightmoor neighborhood.
It all started in summer 2008, with some 1 to 4 year olds from the Heaven’s Angels Day Care Center. On a trip to a neighbor’s garden, the little ones ate a leaf and became full of excitement. Gwen Shivers was inspired, and with the help of their tender, squishy hands tucking seeds lovingly into the dirt, they built the “Edible Playscape” to educate, care for, and celebrate eating healthy and living playfully off the land.More
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation, the city of Adrian, Adrian Kiwanis Club, and the Adrian Kiwanis Foundation today announced a new crowdfunding campaign through Michigan-based crowdfunding platform Patronicity. The campaign will support a new park connecting the Kiwanis Trail to Downtown Adrian.More
Bottles of pills and prosthetic legs—it may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about what is driving Michigan’s economy, but it should be.More
Metal Supermarkets, an international retailer that sells metal products and cuts small orders of metal to size, recently opened its first Michigan location in Kentwood.More
Fresh off his visit to the Southern Michigan Center for Science and Industry on Thursday, Oct. 16, Gov. Rick Snyder said pushing career technical education is a top priority for his second term.More
