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Special Report

Inland Northwest retail sales to keep rising, for now

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December 17, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
Following the trend of recent years, retailers here are again predicting sales growth for 2016. However, not all of those interviewed are confident this period of gains will last.
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With help of larger venue, Spokane area expects more visitors

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December 17, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
Tourism has been strong here this year, thanks in part to an expanded Spokane Convention Center that's attracting new events and larger groups to the downtown area, experts and other observers say. They say they anticipate the looming redevelopment of R
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Steady growth forecasted again in Kootenai County

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December 17, 2015
Mike McLean
Health care, advanced manufacturing, and real estate are expected to remain steady growth industries in Kootenai County through 2016, sources there say.
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Real estate sales, leases expected to remain steady

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December 17, 2015
Mike McLean
Activity in most real estate sectors will remain steady or continue to grow in 2016, some market monitors here say.
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Inland Northwest builders are optimistic about sustained growth

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December 17, 2015
Mike McLean
Construction industry observers here predict the improving economy and an uptick in construction backlog will provide momentum to lift the industry through 2016.
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Spokane-area banks, credit unions foresee dampening effect

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December 17, 2015
Kim Crompton
Bank and credit union executives here say they anticipate healthy growth in loans and deposits in the coming year, although perhaps slightly softer gains than they've seen this year as historically low interest rates that have lingered for years since t
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Amid ongoing transition, hospital executives are upbeat

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December 17, 2015
Kim Crompton
Health care executives here anticipate positive changes and decent, if subdued, growth in their industry in the coming year, despite a still-unsettled landscape in the wake of the federal Affordable Care Act that is sparking new alliances and fostering gr
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Inland Northwest job growth is improving more quickly than expected

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December 17, 2015
Linn Parish
Spokane-area job growth exceeded expectations this year, and Inland Northwest economists expect further growth in employment in the upcoming year, though maintaining this year's pace might be challenging.
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2016 Economic Outlook Overview: Spokane-area job growth leads mostly bullish projections

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December 17, 2015
Linn Parish
Broad-based job growth foretold positive gains in many sectors of the Inland Northwest economy this year, and those industries are expected to continue to grow in 2016, though some might not be able to sustain the trajectory established this year.
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WSU researchers develop infection treatment option

Electrical stimulation might be alternative to antibiotics
December 3, 2015
Staff Report
Washington State University researchers in Pullman say they have discovered for the first time how electrical stimulation works for the treatment of bacterial infections, paving the way for a viable alternative to medicinal antibiotics.
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