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—LeAnn Bjerken

Christmas (shopping) comes early, Spokane retailers say

INW merchants report lots of pre-Thanksgiving activity, some optimism
November 21, 2018
LeAnn Bjerken
With the holidays fast approaching, Spokane-area retailers here say they're preparing for another profitable sales season, with many hustling to create in-store experiences to rival the growing popularity of online shopping.
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Third generation takes helm at Amphenol Telect

Spencer Williams now GM as his father Wayne moves to advisory role
November 21, 2018
Virginia Thomas
Spencer Williams has been named general manager at Liberty Lake-based telecommunications equipment manufacturer Amphenol Telect.
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—Samantha Peone

NAI Black's big move in downtown Spokane

Owner mulls apartment conversion as brokerage moves its headquarters
November 21, 2018
Samantha Peone
Black Enterprises LP is considering a $5 million project that would convert the six-story James S. Black Building downtown into a mixed-use building with five floors of apartment units, says principal Dave Black.
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AROUND TOWN

Real Estate Transactions and Other Business Moves in the Inland Northwest
November 8, 2018
Staff Report

Guest Commentary: Manufacturing businesses vital to Washington's economic health

Middle-class spark …
November 8, 2018
Kris Johnson
When the manufacturing sector is strong, communities become stronger, and families are lifted into the middle class. Employees in the manufacturing sector earn an average annual wage of more than $72,000, or roughly 30 percent more than the average wage
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The Journal's View: Slow, conservative approach to wage requirements needed

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November 8, 2018
Staff Report
Increases to wage requirements for salaried employees stand to affect businesses and nonprofits profoundly-arguably more so than minimum wage hikes.
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A Bank inquiry scam tops list in recent BBB report

Money wiring con also ranked among five riskiest
November 8, 2018
Tyler Russell
Bank card and credit card company imposters, fraudulent directory listing and advertising, fake invoices, fake checks, and technical support frauds are the top five small business scam risks identified in a study.
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Cole's Bakery expanding soon

Restaurants & Retail
November 8, 2018
LeAnn Bjerken
Cole's Bakery & Café plans to expand its store at 521 E. Holland into the newly vacated neighboring space previously occupied by Italian restaurant, Lasagna's-On-Ya. Cole's is a full-service restaurant that offers a breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu
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Cd'A cider maker plans new space

Restaurants & Retail
November 8, 2018
LeAnn Bjerken
Coeur d'Alene Cider Co. plans to open a cider house and bottle shop east of downtown Coeur d'Alene early next year. Owner Jill Morrison says she started the company last year and currently operates a production cidery at 3909 Schreiber Way
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Boxfit gym moves into Wellesley space

Restaurants & Retail
November 8, 2018
LeAnn Bjerken
Professional heavyweight boxer Chauncy Welliver has moved his fitness boxing gym, Hillyard Hammers Boxfit, to a new space at 126 E. Wellesley, across from the NorthTown Mall. Welliver co-owns the business with Jacob Ruffin, another former boxer
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