Construction Associates of Spokane Inc. has started remodeling the 12,000-square-foot 11th floor of the Paulsen Center at 421 W. Riverside, where Inland Northwest Bank plans to move its executive offices, says INB president and CEO Russell Lee.
The bank
Two of the three branches here that Boeing Employees Credit Union announced plans for earlier this year are scheduled to open next month.
The organization still is looking for a location for a third branch.
The new branches will be the credit union'
Obloco Inc., a Spokane-based startup that has developed expense-reporting software, began initial beta tests last week with some customers of Washington Trust Bank.
Obloco COO Jim Schlosser says the company has designed cloud-based software that it belie
The S&P is close to all-time highs, and yet, the broad national sentiment remains very bearish.Â
Over the past seven and some years, periodic surveys have shown the majority of people in this country have continued to feel that another recession was clo
STCU, the Spokane area's largest credit union, says it will develop a freestanding branch in the new Hayford Crossing retail plaza at the southwest corner of U.S. 2 and Hayford Road in Airway Heights, with construction to start this fall and the branch
Post Falls-based Community 1st Bank reported increases in total assets and deposits for the bank's second quarter, while net income was comparable and net loans declined 3 percent compared with the year-earlier period.
David Bobbitt, chairman and CEO o
B of A Merrill Lynch VP wraps up first year on job
August 11, 2016
Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Spokane-based commercial banking unit currently oversees $4.4 billion in client assets-primarily here and in Boise-and is poised to add more, says senior vice president and senior client manager Dan Evans.
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Does your business have a partnership? Do you have a written buy/sell agreement? Like many partnerships, is it backed by life insurance?
If you are like most business partnerships, you probably don't have it funded with disability insurance. But why?
Some large banks that operate in the Inland Northwest are offering cash incentives to new customers who open checking accounts, start savings accounts, or sign up for direct deposit on existing accounts.
Industry executives say competition for more depos
Both lenders and dealers say consumer interest in recreational vehicle loans has grown here this year, as unemployment and gas prices remain low and buyers remain confident about the economy.
While many people might think of motor homes when they hear t