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"I'm not surprised," he said. "We've been seeing this kind of data for a while and we are thrilled. Obviously, we hit bottom in June 2009 when General Motors and Chrysler went bankrupt. We've been coming back every since then and there has been a lot of investment in the state. People see us as a great value, and more jobs are coming here now."
"This helps to elevate the narrative," said Joseph Serwach, spokesman for the Michigan Economic Development Corp., when asked about the tech numbers.
