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Paul Read: Look how far we've come, thanks to you

Journal's growth fueled by community's embrace
February 11, 2021
Paul Read
When our editor, Linn Parish, and I first talked about taking a moment to celebrate 35 years of publishing for the Journal of Business, we mostly wanted to ensure that whatever we did wouldn't focus on us.
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Five qualities to seek in a financial adviser

Automated investing apps can't comprehend custom planning goals
February 11, 2021
Sarah Carlson
Walmart is getting into the business of financial advice? I immediately thought, well, they are no longer as prevalent now that Amazon has taken so much of their market share, and they are trying to stay profitable to the market changes.
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Gonzaga endeavors to advance entrepreneurship

New facility will promote theoretical, applied work
February 11, 2021
Pete Tormey
With more than two decades of experience developing leaders through the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program, Gonzaga University is doubling down on preparing innovators in business, engineering, and science with a $49.7 million investment
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Guest Commentary: Nurse licensing mobility can attract needed workers to Washington

34 other states in compact …
February 11, 2021
Cassie Sauer and Susan Stacey
Washington state has an opportunity in 2021 to join the Nurse Licensure Compact, which is a 34-state partnership that allows nurses to practice across state lines.
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The Journal's View: Employers need clearer path than Roadmap To Recovery provides

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February 11, 2021
Staff Report
Washington state's Roadmap to Recovery doesn't yet show Spokane businesses how to get where they want to be, which is fully opened and thriving with a COVID-19 pandemic at bay.
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Kagen Coffee & Crepes opens on North Side

Restaurants & Retail
February 11, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Tri-Cities couple Kagen and Jennifer Cox recently opened Kagen Coffee & Crepes in a 1,500-square-foot location formerly occupied by a Starbucks coffee shop, at 915 E. Hawthorne Road, on the north edge of Spokane.
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Verdis construction company moves to larger quarters

Young paid $1.1M for structure along Schreiber in Cd'A
February 11, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Coeur d'Alene-based Verdis, a woman-owned engineering, planning, landscape design and construction company, has moved to a new location following a record-setting sales year.
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Liberty Lake Children's Academy plans to expand

Preschool to occupy part of multitenant building in River District development
February 11, 2021
Virginia Thomas
Plans are underway to construct a building that will be the second location for a Liberty Lake-based preschool in the River District development. Teri Finch, owner of Liberty Lake Children's Academy LLC, says the expansion is necessary because the flag
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Spokane Coeur d'Alene Living magazine staff keeps publishing despite uncertainty

Late owners' assets are being reviewed by courts, source says
February 11, 2021
Kevin Blocker
The staff of Spokane Coeur d'Alene Living magazine for now is continuing to produce the monthly magazine while the late owners' assets are being reviewed by attorneys, says interim publisher Stephanie Regalado.
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Dollar Fulfilment buys more land in Post Falls

Growing company plans new warehouse in Bighorn Industrial Park
February 11, 2021
Natasha Nellis
Hayden-based e-commerce fulfillment company Dollar Fulfillment is continuing to make room to expand with the purchase of 5 acres of land in the Bighorn Industrial Park, in Post Falls.
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