When studying the success of Fortune 500 companies or examining a list of the best companies to work for, there are many recurring themes. Some might describe owing their success to innovation or a complex acquisition strategy, but most also will includ

The emergence of new competition and opportunities created through economic and workforce developments have ignited positive change in higher education through continuing education opportunities. Continuing education has evolved and grown over the last d

In February, the House and Senate announced a budget agreement that includes $6 billion over two years to address the opioid epidemic further. Reducing morbidity and mortality and its concurrent health and societal costs is a great investment for some of

The Inland Northwest is fortunate to have a talented labor pool, but the Spokane business community as a whole must take a proactive approach to workforce development to maintain depth-or in some sectors, to keep that pool from getting more shallow. Ot

Equities are continuing their recent selloff and prices are showing more volatility. The S&P 500 is dropping close to its February lows-its first major pullback since early 2016. The U.S. economy currently is expanding at an annual rate of about 2.5 pe

Pet grooming salon Paws N' Claws has moved to a new space at 9725 N. Division from its longtime location at 10220 N. Nevada. The business is co-owned by mother-daughter grooming team Irene and Brenda Jordan, who are also its only employees. Brenda Jor

Bellwether Brewing Co., a Spokane brewery specializing in old-world ales and Northwest beers, says it's working to expand brewing capacity at its 2019 N. Monroe location next month. Thomas Croskrey and Dave Musser co-own Bellwether Brewing, which they

A new bar to be called Berserk is expected to open next month on the ground floor of what was once the old McClintock-Trunkey Co. Warehouse space at 125 S. Stevens, co-owner James Hunt says. The new business is co-owned by four friends: Hunt, Josh Davis,