Re/Max Infinity Group, the Coeur d'Alene-based franchise of Denver-based Re/Max International Inc., has opened a real estate office in Spokane, says Colleen Kelley, the franchise owner.
The office occupies 900 square feet of space in the Latah Creek Pl
The warnings are already being whispered here by economists: An upcoming challenge to our region's growth could well be labor shortages. What does that mean to you? Is your organization perceived as a great place to work? How do you stack up against you
Any public rumblings in the Spokane community that have racial bias at their core-or the appearance of intolerance-stand to stymie efforts to recruit more jobs and visitors to the Spokane market. For that reason and others, an immigration-status initi
It's taken a while to get there, but Greater Spokane Incorporated and the Downtown Spokane Partnership appear to be in a good place, each organization now being led by a former Spokane County commissioner with deep-reaching local roots.
Todd Mielke bec
The University of Washington is making good on its commitment to expand medical education in Eastern Washington with its recent partnership with Gonzaga University, and the Spokane-area health care sector, as well as the business community as a whole, sta
Mark and Elisabeth Michaelis, owners of IntelliTect Corp., a high-end software architecture and development company based in Spokane Valley, have made philanthropy-and particularly the fight against injustice and extreme poverty-a key element of their
Spokane-area financial advisers say they have become more assertive in their efforts to help young workers build savings while planning for retirement.
'What's the biggest challenge for young people saving for retirement? In a word, life,†says Pau
Company's new managing partner says demand for financial help is high
March 10, 2016
In an effort to meet rising customer demands for its products and services here, Northwestern Mutual-Inland Northwest expects to add 30 new advisers and 30 interns this year across its nine regional offices, managing partner Paul Hanson says.
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Inland Power & Light Co., the Spokane-based electric cooperative, has posted net margins of $3.2 million for 2015, down 27 percent from $4.4 million in 2014.
For the nonprofit co-op, net margins are the equivalent of a for-profit company's net income.