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Detroit to Former Yahoo Employees: Come to the Motor City

A group of Detroit businesses are encouraging the more than 2,000 recently laid off Yahoo employees to consider bringing their talents to the Motor City. Quicken Loans, Detroit Venture Partners, Rockbridge Growth Equity and Fathead.com are among the downtown Detroit-based companies interested in hiring hundreds of technology and marketing professionals formerly employed by Yahoo.

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Twitter Opens Downtown Detroit Office in Rock Ventures’ M@dison Building

There’s a new trending topic in #Detroit, as tech giant Twitter announced today it is opening an office in the city’s growing downtown technology district.

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Quicken Loans and Stewart-Haas Racing Partner to Make One Lucky Fan an Honorary Race Team Owner and $10,000 Richer

Quicken Loans and Stewart-Haas Racing Partner to Make One Lucky Fan an Honorary Race Team Owner and $10,000 Richer

Ever wondered what it would be like to be at the helm of a championship race team? That dream can be a reality thanks to the Quicken Loans “You’re The Boss” Sweepstakes running now until April 30 at www.qlracing.com. Through the sweepstakes, one lucky winner and a guest will get the opportunity to be an honorary “boss” at Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) – Quicken Loans’ racing partner and home of Ryan Newman and the three-time and reigning NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Tony Stewart.

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Quicken Loans Waves Green Flag on New Racing Website

Quicken Loans Waves Green Flag on New Racing Website

To mark the start of the NASCAR season and its first full year as a primary sponsor of Ryan Newman’s No. 39 Chevrolet Impala, Detroit-based Quicken Loans Inc., today announced the launch of QuickenLoansRacing.com. The site provides fans an inside look at the world of NASCAR and provides unprecedented access to the world of stock car racing.

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The Facts Surrounding Freeman v. Quicken Loans

Quicken Loans, like all lenders, has and continues to offer clients the option of ‘buying down’ their interest rate by paying loan discount points. This practice is a universal standard across the lending industry and is in accordance with state and federal laws. It was proven the loan discount points collected were earned and resulted in a lower interest rate for the borrowers.

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