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Best Places To Work INW finalists announced

Coffman, NWFCS make largest employers list
September 14, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Alliance Data Systems Corp., Gallagher Benefit Services Inc., and Moss Adams LLP are the three finalists in the 1,000-plus employee category of the 2017 Best Places To Work Inland Northwest recognition program, conducted by the Journal of Business. Promi
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Stay Alfred to provide stock options to employees

CEO says move will serve as an incentive for workers
September 14, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Stay Alfred, the nationwide urban vacation rental company based here, says its full-time employees will receive stock options in the 6-year-old company. In an August 31 press release, the company said the offerings are expected to create 'future owners
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Sandpoint Center office building changes hands

Columbia Bank leases back main-floor space
September 14, 2017
Mike McLean
Sandpoint Equities LLC, a Los Angeles-based real estate investment concern, has bought the Sandpoint Center Building in downtown Sandpoint, says Ned Brandenberger, the building's manager and leasing agent, in a press release about the transaction. Taco
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—Kevin Blocker

College Free Agents startup gets go-ahead from NCAA

Startup now can market its service to universities
September 14, 2017
College Free Agent LLC, a company started by two young Spokane entrepreneurs, wants to help university athletic departments identify and recruit athletes at other programs who are categorized as redshirt juniors. Now, it has the approval from the Nationa
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—Keith Erickson

Harrison's Cycle Haus: Cycling through seasons

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September 14, 2017
Keith Erickson
Teri and Russell Riberich have set out to ride a path to economic vitality with the small community of Harrison, Idaho, on the southern shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene. The Riberiches, owners of Harrison Cycle Haus Corp., which does business as The Cycle H
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Housing study says supply won't meet demand in Spokane area

Valley manufacturer plans to keep operating as usual
September 14, 2017
There's not enough designated developable land here to meet demand for housing through the next two decades, says Michael Luis, a Seattle-based economic and public policy consultant. The current process that's used to set boundaries for urban growth
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Key Tronic is target of hostile takeover attempt

Valley manufacturer plans to keep operating as usual
September 14, 2017
Spokane Valley-based Key Tronic Corp. says it learned last week through a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing that it's the target of a hostile takeover bid by an East Coast electronics manufacturer. Brett Larsen, chief financial officer for
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Mike McLean

Ag Energy Solutions finds unexpected market for biochar

Waste-to-power byproduct becomes company's focus
September 14, 2017
Mike McLean
Carbon Logic, the first product line to be produced by Ag Energy Solutions Inc., of Spokane Valley, is going to pot-yes, the green leafy stuff. Ag Energy originally was formed in 2010 to make equipment to convert agricultural waste into energy. For now
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—Kevin Blocker

Petite gyms, burly growth

Rising number of small fitness clubs rely on personalized training, loyal followings
September 14, 2017
'Yeah, Greg! Come on, you got that,” Courtney Moczulski barks at fellow CrossFit Rewired member Greg Safranek, who's early in his workout and preparing to deadlift more than 400 pounds. It's Friday afternoon, and CrossFit Rewired gym owner Adam L
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Spokane-Coeur d'Alene area's decline in public-company headquarters proves steep

Metro area has lost more than similar sized MSAs
September 14, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
The Spokane-Coeur d'Alene area has lost publicly-traded company headquarters at a greater rate than similar sized metropolitan areas, according to an analysis completed earlier this month by Spokane-based Hart Capital Management Inc. Nine publicly trad
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