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Slate Dental sees strong growth under spotlight

Electric flosser maker gains national attention
July 3, 2024
Craig Howard

Already this year, Spokane electric flosser startup Slate Dental Inc. has eclipsed last year’s sales total of $1 million.


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Providence group adds 18 primary providers

Expansion increases community access to health care services
July 3, 2024

Providence Medical Group welcomes the addition of 18 new primary care providers this year.


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Good news-bad news market narratives don't help

Sometimes expectations are off track from reality
June 20, 2024
Tim Mitrovich

Tim Mitrovich, of Ten Capital Wealth Advisors LLC, warns that investors should be cautious about tying the success of their investment decisions and allocations to the narrative that the Fed will cut rates by a certain date or size.


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Educators to increase focus on financial literacy

Spokane Public Schools, Central Valley School District to add new courses, lessons
June 20, 2024
Dylan Harris

Some Spokane-area school districts plan to increase their financial literacy offerings.


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Richards Merrill passes torch, reaps rewards

100-year-old wealth management firm continues legacy, stays locally owned
June 20, 2024
Karina Elias

The leaders at Richards Merrill Wealth Management are reaping the rewards of helping their clients transition into retirement while simultaneously teaching a new generation of advisers that will continue the legacy of the 100-year-old company. 




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Economy offers reasons to be confident about second half of 2024

Election, AI could be wild cards in coming months, however
June 20, 2024

There is growing optimism that the Fed will be able to navigate a soft landing successfully.


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Structure of a business sale requires careful attention

Installment plans can generate more revenue, but put seller at higher risk
June 20, 2024
Beau Ruff

There are several things that the seller of a business should consider before accepting an installment payment plan.


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Banking services for cannabis retailers remain limited

Constraints are impacting retirement planning for one Spokane dispensary owner
June 20, 2024
Erica Bullock

Some cannabis retailers in the Spokane area still face challenges accessing all of the banking products and services that are available to other types of business accounts.


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Lolo Lofts to add seven new loft-style apartments

Two units will be live-work spaces for business owners
June 6, 2024
Karina Elias

The roughly 7,000 square feet of unused office space at the Lolo Lofts in downtown Spokane's west end are being converted into seven loft-style apartments. 


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It's time to ready buildings for hot, smoky summers

Proactive measures may boost comfort, efficiency
June 6, 2024

A mechanical contractor advises commercial building owners and facility managers to prepare before scorching summer days arrive and new equipment becomes scarce.


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