Some bank and credit union executives here say that while they're wary of the effects of the COVID-19 variants and of the threat of inflation, 2021 has so far been a year of growth in most product areas.
Two Inland Northwest credit unions are turning to artificial intelligence to make credit and loan decisions, a move representatives say will make the process more accurate and efficient, while opening up employees to more engagement with customers.
March 2020 is a month that many will never forget.
It was in March of 2020 that the World Health Organization declared that we were facing a pandemic outbreak called COVID-19. There were mask mandates, quarantines, and an immediate and radical change to
There is always something to hold us back, someone telling us there's too much risk involved. We can't control the outcome enough. What if we fail?
The game of 'what ifs†can turn into a death spiral if we let it. Learning to control the
Will your retirement dreams match your reality?
That's perhaps the most critical question to ask people who are currently retired. Is your retirement what you expected, or is it something else?
For more than 30 years, the Employee Benefit Research Ins
Government leaders here are faced with the enormous task of deciding what to do with more than $200 million in American Rescue Plan funding coming collectively to Spokane County, the cities of Spokane and Spokane Valley, school districts, and other local
What a difference a year makes. In May 2020, U.S. employment had slipped over 25 million from its February 2020 peak. The nation was lurching toward the largest quarterly drop in gross domestic product in history with a 32% decline. Washington state's
Coeur d'Alene-based additive manufacturer Continuous Composites Inc. has secured $17 million in funding that CEO Tyler Alvarado says will help the company double its workforce and bring its product to market within the next year.
The financing round
Executive pay at Inland Northwest-based publicly traded companies increased by double digits during the pandemic year of 2020, a Journal of Business analysis has found.
The surge in total compensation for executives occurred during an unusual
Spokane Valley-based e-commerce company Kaspien Holdings Inc. has been added to the Russell Microcap Index.
The company was added to the index on June 28 and will retain membership for one year, according to a press release.