Detroit has an app for that
Retaining talent is one of the reasons Nathan Hughes started Detroit Labs, which employs more than 15 people at its M@dison Building HQ downtown.
This hub of online creativity is part of the growing App Economy, including some nice growth spurts coming out of Detroit, and is featured in this story in HuffPost Detroit. Read it here.
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