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Slow development in a stable sector

New projects behind pace of recent years, but occupancy strong
October 1, 2009
Mike McLean
While a few apartment projects currently are in various stages of planning and development in the Spokane-Coeur d'Alene area, and the apartment rental market here is being called relatively stable, 2009 has been a slow year for new apartment here,
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Lydig, Bouten land big WSU jobs

Contractors lead Pullman projects worth $131 million
October 1, 2009
Mike McLean
Washington State University says it has selected two Spokane contractors to construct separate projects on its Pullman Campus with a combined value of $131 million.Lydig Construction Inc. has won a contract to build WSU's planned $96 million and
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Oil investments' unpredictability makes pundits cautious

Anecdotal evidence hints at improving market, but tentative mindset prevails
October 1, 2009
Personal Investing
Oil companies are the elephant in the room.The wide trading range and erratic movement of oil prices has been perplexing to pundits, investors, and motorists alike. Prices go down, they go up, and they go nowhere.You're not hearing bold or or
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In the News: October 1, 2009

October 1, 2009
Sept. 22 / BNSF seeks abandonment of rail line in Idaho The Idaho Public Utilities Commission said there were no objections at a public hearing on Fort Worth-based BNSF Railway Co.'s proposed abandonment of a 6-mile section of rail a
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October 1-15, 2009

October 1, 2009
Meetings & Events The Greater Hillyard Business Association will hold a candidates' debate on Thursday, Oct. 1, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., in the old Masonic Temple, 5901 N. Market. Scheduled participants include: Spokane City Council and
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Learn about target-date fund's strategy before buying in

Decide on whether you want portfolio managed to or through desired date
September 17, 2009
Forget about resting easy.Target-date funds, billed as confidence-building vehicles that gradually shift your holdings into more conservative fixed-rate instruments as their date nears, have caused some sleepless nights.Investors stashed in a
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Calendar: September 17, 2009

September 17, 2009
September 17 - October 1, 2009 he Journal of Business publishes information about meetings, events, and learning opportunities of interest to the general business community. Submit such items to Kim Frlan, Journal of Business, 429 E.
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Small business watch: September 17, 2009

September 17, 2009
Fencing contractor to expand into retail Curb Appeal Co., a Spokane fencing contractor and wholesale supplier, says it has leased shop space on Spokane's North Side and plans to expand into retail sales there, after having operated out
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In the News

September 17, 2009
Sept. 15 / Employment here falls Nonagricultural wage and salary employment in the Spokane metropolitan area fell to 204,800 in August, down 12,100 jobs from the August 2008 level, according to preliminary Washington state Employment /
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—Staff photo by Jeanne Gustafson

Elective benefits include gym fees, adoption assistance

Group insurance rates for auto, home coverage become popular options
September 17, 2009
Jeanne Gustafson
In this economy, employers are getting creative, adding sometimes nontraditional benefits to help employees save money in their personal budgets by taking advantage of group rates their managers negotiated.While many familiar benefits remain, as
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