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In bankrupt Detroit, startups are providing hope where there isn't a lot of it. It's been enough to attract talented natives who left the city years ago to return for its revival.
Apple's loss is a win for inventors Gun-shy inventors whose ideas use pinch-to-zoom technology are a step closer to being able to do so without fear of being sued out of business.
Those who caught our eye this week: Angel investing disruptor Naval Ravikant, Pixorial boss Andres Espi�eira, and scientist-turned-entrepreneur Debra Ellies. MORE ON ENTREPRENEURS AND INNOVATION Gay activists send Russia a virgin vodka martini Going solo? The million-dollar milestone is rare, not impossible Demoted or retired? Something strange is afoot at Apple's 1 Infinite Loop What's up with wearable tech? Fashion, function and a more than a dash of fun For this food startup, e-commerce doesn't live on Pinterest alone (Video) 4 steps to make sure your hiring plan leads to a thriving business | MORE FROM THE BUSINESS JOURNALS Silicon Valley Business Journal Who's tops on AngelList? Here's the rundown Making a pitch? Avoid these potential pitfalls Telegraph Hill Partners targets med-tech, health care, more with new $310 million fund Hackathon hatches temporary help app, motion capture suit Elevator pitch: AthleteTrax to manage your athletes (Video) FEATURED JOBS Agent Relations Manager - Boulevard Realty Executive Director - Cornell University Advertising Consultant - Houston Business Journal
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