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Articles by Paul Read

Health-care ‘cluster’ promising

Report sets Spokane apart in state; says area could become big player, even a ‘version of Mayo Clinic’
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
A new report prepared for the Washington state Office of Trade and Economic Development concludes that the Spokane area has the potential to become the Northwest version of the Mayo Clinic, and that its a competitive site for biotech and last
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Prof devises new growth indices here

WSU economistÂ’s models suggest outside factors donÂ’t rock SpokaneÂ’s economy
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
A Washington State University professor here has developed what he believes are accurate new methods for measuring the Spokane areas economic growth.Don Epley, an urban economist and a professor of real estate and finance at WSUs Spokane he
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Telect woes humbled, strengthened its CEO

Wayne Williams tells group about companyÂ’s decline, and what he learned from it
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The man behind the Spokane-area company that seemingly could never stumble but did this year, told business leaders here last week that for the first time in his life, there were mornings in recent months when he curled up in bed and dreaded going
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Executive pay takes a hit

Average compensation fell some in 2000; woman is top earner on list for first time
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The economic slowdown is already hitting executives where it really hurtsin their own wallets.For the first time since 1996, executives of publicly traded companies in Spokane and North Idaho, on average, saw their paychecks shrink last year,
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East Coast biotechnology startup likely headed here

Manufacturer of equipment for pharmaceutical industry hopes to employ 50 in 2002
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
A young, Pennsylvania-based biotechnology company named MatriCal Inc. says it has all but decided to move to Spokane, probably by the end of this year.The company, which is located just outside of Philadelphia but also has small manufacturing in
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Biomedex to tap mercury fears

New product will test whether dental fillings are leaching toxins
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Biomedex Inc., the upstart Spokane biotech company that will be among the first tenants in a new technology park on the West Plains, says it plans to take to market soon a new product that it envisions will sweep the country, fueled by consumer by
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The ‘last mile’ here may be long

Economics said getting in the way of bringing broadband Internet, fiber to individual buildings and homes
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
They call it the last milethat stretch between the high-speed data lines you hear so much about and the individual buildings and homes that so far lie outside of their reach.Its lure is great: lightning-fast Internet access for the masses
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KaiserÂ’s annual report hints at cloudy future

In addition to power woes, possible asset sale, lawsuits, and labor fight raise doubts
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
While soaring energy prices have clouded the viability of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.s Northwest smelters, other challenges and uncertainties raise questions about the future of Kaisers plants here, its parent companys new annual report
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Flat Spin developing CD about adolescent health

Doctor, mental-health expert to provide content; Flat Spin will sell ads to fund project
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Flat Spin Media LLC, a young Spokane multimedia company, is teaming up with two local experts in adolescent health to develop an educational CD-ROM disk that would appeal to youths and help them navigate adolescence.Though the project has among
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Industry is tough on Potlatch

Efficiencies in place, but markets arenÂ’t doing it any favors; takes tissue eastward
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Two years ago on the eve of their annual meeting, officials at Spokane-based Potlatch Corp. believed the big forest-products company was positioned to begin reaping the rewards of a massive capital-improvement program, new corporate efficiencies, a
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