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Spokane Valley-based H&H Molds sees local orders pick up

H&H Molds' plastic injection work makes up bulk of revenues
Chey Scott
Spokane Valley-based plastic mold maker and injection molding company H&H Molds Inc. says it expects to see its business, most of which is for other Inland Northwest manufacturers, pick up noticeably this year and into the coming here in 1952, the
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Storage, distribution provider IEDS reports recent uptick

Spokane Valley provider of storage, distribution reports uptick recently
Treva Lind
Inland Empire Distribution Systems Inc., a Spokane Valley-based warehousing and distribution company, has seen a rise in the inventories it handled at the end of 2011 and early this year. It's the fastest growth pace since the recession hit about a
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System turns digital design into building components

Technology is expected to speed manufacturing while reducing costs
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Like other professionals, architects have used computer-aided design (CAD) software in their work for decades. Typically, the resulting digital files are converted to hard-copy plans, which then are used to support traditional construction in the a
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Commercial market is fairly hopeful, economist says

Lack of capital remains a concern, especially for smaller businesses
National Association of Realtors Chief Economist Lawrence Yun presented a modest and hopeful outlook for the commercial real estate market during the Economic Issues and Commercial Business Trends Forum at the Realtor Midyear Legislative Meetings &
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SHBA out of BIAW's health plan

Association offers plan using provider Premera; state group has Regence
Treva Lind
As of April, members of the Spokane Home Builders Association can no longer re-enroll in a state group's health insurance program, because of an exclusive provider contract.Earlier this year, the Spokane group that represents contractors and a a
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Kendall Yards adds more residences - Art Only

Greenstone Corp., of Liberty Lake, is erecting new residential units at its Kendall Yards urban village, located on the north bank of the Spokane River, just northwest of downtown Spokane. The company has built and sold more than 40 living units it
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Food, beverage stations to be built in INB lobby

Just over $500,000 job to add permanent areas for refreshment services
Treva Lind
The Spokane Valley office of Seattle-based BNBuilders Inc. is the apparent low bidder, at $562,000, on a project to build permanent food-and-beverage stations in lobby areas of the INB Performing Arts Center.Kevin Twohig, Spokane Public says the
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