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Ag could have another strong year

December 16, 2010
A drought a continent away and an ideal growing season here last spring contributed to continued strong wheat prices for Inland Northwest farmers in 2010 and a likelihood that 2011 could be strong as well. Other regional crops also had yields and a
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Retail could see modest upturn in coming year

December 16, 2010
The retail sector should see modest improvement in 2011, but that's from a depressed baseline pushed down by the poor economy, and observers here say it could be some time before the industry recovers fully."We are cautiously optimistic about of
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Tourism likely won't match strong 2010

December 16, 2010
After what tourism officials here say was a banner 2010, with a number of big-impact events, convention activity in the Inland Northwest is expected to undergo a dip next year."Spokane has had, from a convention standpoint, with a large number a
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Health-care sector faces big challenges

December 16, 2010
The health-care sector here faces major hurdles and uncertainty in the coming year, due partly to eroding patient volumes, pressure on government funding sources, and the continuing consolidation of hospitals and physician groups."I think it be
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Manufacturing, tourism to lead way

December 16, 2010
In a mixed outlook for 2011, Kootenai County executives say tourism and manufacturing likely will begin to lead the economy there out of its downturn. Meanwhile, they're hoping that residential home sales will at least maintain their higher level a
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2011 should be improved, bankers think

December 16, 2010
This year has been better than 2009, and 2011 should be better than 2010, but the economy won't completely turn around until 2012, bankers here believe."We anticipate that 2012 will be the turnaround year for the economy," says Jack Heath, and a
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Miners hope the good times roll into 2011

December 16, 2010
While many industries expect to plod through another year of a still-slogging economy, the mining industry expects a repeat of what has been a stellar 2010.Metals prices continued to be strong this year, and in some cases jumped significantly, a
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High-tech firms mostly foresee strong growth

December 16, 2010
High-tech manufacturers here generally expect strong growth in 2011."This year will go down as the best year in our history on all fronts," says Mike MacKay, president of MacKay Manufacturing Inc., of Spokane Valley. "Looking forward, I think a
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Slow upswing in construction sector forecast

December 16, 2010
Construction industry sources here are somewhat optimistic that a construction turnaround has started in the residential market and that the nonresidential construction market is at or near its bottom. No one is expecting, though, that 2011 will to
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Real estate said poised for slow rebound in 2011

December 16, 2010
The residential and commercial real estate markets here are expected to turn around slowly in 2011, perhaps finally curbing protracted recession-related sales declines, industry sources here say.In the first 11 months of 2010, 3,913 homes were a
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