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Articles by Paul Read

Tometa SoftwareÂ’s growth plan begins to ripen

Valley company expects sales to exceed $1 million this year, is adding people
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The past year or two has been a break-out time for a small Spokane Valley high-tech company that cut its teeth in the shareware software world but now is building a reputation for itself by doing custom programming for clients around the in founder
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Mining tradition still runs deep

Junior mining companies often find next big deposit that biggies take on
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The shine might be off Spokanes once rich reputation as a center for mining-industry activity, but one still doesnt have to drill very deep here to discover a lode of small exploration companies, scratching the ground for the next big a of the
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Exec pay surges 63 percent

Public companies here prospered in 2004, and paid their top employees handsomely
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
It was a good year, in 2004, for most of the Inland Northwests publicly traded companies, and their executives, in turn, reaped huge payoffs.Such executives, on average, saw their overall compensation skyrocket 63 percent in 2004, an annual a
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EWU study sheds some light on 'physician flight'

No evidence found that docs have fled to Idaho for better Medicare reimbursements
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
While the medical community here remains concerned that physicians might be leaving or avoiding the area due to low reimbursements and high liability insurance premiums, a new Eastern Washington University study suggests that the number of doctors
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ItÂ’s show time for Blue Water

Coeur dÂ’Alene company to open plant soon to exhibit its phosphate-removal technology
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Early next month, Coeur dAlene-based Blue Water Technologies Inc. hopes to prove to skeptics of the phosphate-removal technology its taking to market that its willing to put its money where its mouth is.That, says company President a
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Tech-transfer company to grow Spokane office

Ex-SIRTI manager helps companies, universities bring products to market
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
A national technology-transfer company is looking to grow its presence in the Northwest through a 2-year-old branch office here headed by a former commercialization technology manager at the Spokane Intercollegiate Research and Technology Roberts,
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Potlatch is spending $45 million in Idaho

Capital projects this year include significant work in Lewiston, St. Maries
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Potlatch Corp., the big Spokane-based wood-products company, says its spending roughly $45 million this year to upgrade its North Idaho operations.While a big chunk of that moneyabout $20 millionis being spent on general upkeep of its six
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Thwarting ‘evil geniuses’

Entrepreneur-professor teaches students to stop hackers, viruses, has lessons for all
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Access the Internet using an unprotected personal computer and a hacker will be knocking at the door within about 45 seconds. Do that with a Web server and in less than 15 minutes, theres a 50-50 chance its been taken over by someone it
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University of Phoenix puts technology at learningÂ’s forefront

Students use vast online library, discuss via e-mail, do computer simulations
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
These are tough decisions. The trendy apparel-store chain you work for has fought hard to secure a lucrative relationship with a popular recording artist, and the exclusive line of clothing that bears his name is sure to be a hit with young to
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Agencies scramble for funds

Economic-development groups here collectively spend millions annually
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
This is a tense time for those who lead the Spokane areas economic-development organizations.Thats because its budget time.For some, that has meant stating their case before city councils and the County Commission. For others, it has
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