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Mining industry hopes for turnaround in prices

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December 15, 2016
The good news is the price of gold is $100 per troy ounce higher than it was at this time last year. The bad news is the price of gold is $200 per troy ounce lower than it was five months ago. The current per-ounce price is $1,180, which is up from $1,07
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World awash in wheat keeps sale prices weak

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December 15, 2016
Record stockpiles of wheat globally likely will mean lower wheat prices for Eastern Washington farmers in 2017, says Glen Squires, CEO of the Washington Grain Commission, based in Spokane. The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates world wheat producti
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Inland Northwest tech industry observers see growth

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December 15, 2016
The CEO of a nonprofit business technology incubator here says he sees an opportunity next year to help small businesses begin partnerships with Washington State University's Elson S. Floyd School of Medicine as it prepares to host its first medical sch
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Retail sales rising faster than income here—for now

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December 15, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
As has been the case for a couple of years now, retailers here are again predicting sales growth for 2017. However, some of industry representatives and observers interviewed are skeptical as to how long this period of gains will continue. Grant Forsyth
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Visitor, tourism growth might soften slightly in 2017

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December 15, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
Despite regional tourism being strong here again this year, local experts in the industry say a lighter convention event schedule could mean visitor traffic will soften slightly in 2017. Visit Spokane President and CEO Cheryl Kilday says demand for overn
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Steady growth projected again in Kootenai County

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December 15, 2016
Mike McLean
Most sectors of the Kootenai County economy are expected to continue to grow in 2017, although certain industries will be challenged to fill their workforces, some sources there say. Sam Wolkenhauer, Post Falls-based regional labor economist with the Ida
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Upswing in real estate said to carry into new year

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December 15, 2016
Mike McLean
Look for activity in the commercial and residential real estate markets to continue their post-recession upswing next year, some market observers here say. Dave Black, CEO of Spokane-based NAI Black, says the Spokane-based commercial real estate brokera
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Construction momentum expected to continue

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December 15, 2016
Mike McLean
Construction momentum in the Spokane area will continue upward next year, industry observers here say. Andrea Frye, business development manager at Spokane-based Vandervert Construction Inc., says current positive economic indicators, such as continued j
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Finance industry executives are bullish, regardless of rate hikes

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December 15, 2016
Kim Crompton
Bank, credit union, and investment market executives here are mostly bullish about the coming year, despite potentially growth-dampening effects of anticipated Federal Reserve rate hikes and uncertainties stemming from the recent presidential election. T
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Health care in flux, but new facilities keep rising

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December 15, 2016
Kim Crompton
Health care industry executives here are gazing into a murky crystal ball as they try to plan and budget for changes in the coming year, amid new major players entering the market and the possibility of the federal Affordable Care Act being abolished or d
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