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Container hauler buys West Plains property

Zip Truck Lines owner to open satellite facility
November 6, 2014
Kim Crompton
John Wright, who owns companies in Moses Lake and Ellensburg, Wash., that haul ocean containers, has bought 10 acres of industrial-zoned land in Airway Heights and says he plans to open a satellite container yard and loading facility there. Wright says
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Browne's Addition project goes on the auction block

Bank sets minimum bid for building at $850,000
November 6, 2014
Mike McLean
A nearly completed multiuse building in Browne's Addition with an architectural style reminiscent of the French Quarter of New Orleans is scheduled to go to auction this month, says Shane O'Neill, an agent with Spokane real estate brokerage Coldwell B
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—Linn Parish

Young Ten Capital Investment Advisors grows

Separately, firm, INB develop strategic partnership
November 6, 2014
Linn Parish
Ten Capital Investment Advisors LLC, a young independent financial advisory company co-founded by a longtime veteran of the industry, has grown substantially this year in terms of assets under management.
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Expanding our presence digitally

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November 6, 2014
Kim Crompton
Coming to the Journal of Business from the Spokesman-Review newspaper 25 years ago-and, my, how that time has flown-probably the biggest adjustment for me as a reporter was not being able to communicate with readers on a daily basis. That changed, th
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Small-plane maker on inspirational ride

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November 6, 2014
Staff Report
Quest Aircraft Co.'s foray into the Asian market, which Journal reporter Mike McLean wrote about in our last edition, is a soaring inspiration for other Inland Northwest businesses that hope to find a market niche they can pursue internationally. More g
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Small Business Watch

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November 6, 2014
Staff Report
—Judith Spitzer

Waiting for Apple Pay Day

Spokane credit unions to be among first 500 institutions to use platform
November 6, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Two credit unions here, Numerica Credit Union and Spokane Teachers Credit Union, will be among the first wave of financial institutions to partner with technology giant Apple Inc. and offer Apple Pay, a new payment platform launched Oct. 20.
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U.S. Community Behavioral acquires autism clinic

Company's businesses employ 1,000 in INW
November 6, 2014
Katie Ross
U.S. Community Behavioral LLC, a multistate provider of residential and behavioral services based in Spokane, has acquired autism clinic Integrated Development Services, of Madison, Wis., says Martin Favis, CEO of U.S. Community Behavioral. U.S. Communi
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Magnuson hotel brand gets SBA boost

New certification said speeding loan process
November 6, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Magnuson Hotels, a hotel group offering reservation and property management services with headquarters in Spokane and London, says it now has converted 400 Best Western Hotels and 200 Choice Hotels to the Magnuson brand through its franchise conversion pr
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Spokane physician to switch to 'direct primary care'

Patients pay annual fee for service, no copays
November 6, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Dr. Donald F. Condon, a Spokane-based primary care physician in practice for more than 35 years, plans to transition in January to a new business model offering Spokane patients primary health care for a flat annual fee, rather than billing insurance comp
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