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Articles by Paul Read

Telect to expand, eyes China

Tight again at its Liberty Lake quarters, manufacturer to add more office space
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
If there was supposed to be an ebb in momentum at Telect Inc. when the telecommunications equipment maker spun off a division in June that employed nearly 130 people and had annual sales of $9 million, someone forgot to tell CEO Wayne at the office
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Technet plans forums to boost venture capital

Meetings will introduce high-tech firms here to investors
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Technet, a Spokane support group for high-tech executives, plans to launch a forum that would help entrepreneurs here meet qualified investors who are willing to provide venture capital.Tentatively called the Technet Investors Forum, the new off
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MEI to buy East Coast software firm

Spokane Valley company says it has retooled itself to concentrate on Internet
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
MEISolutions.com, a 15-year-old Spokane company formerly known as Micro Enhancement International Inc., says it has agreed in principle to acquire a New Hampshire software-development firm for $2.8 million in cash and stock.Company Chairman and
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Executive pay continues climb

Salaries and bonuses in Inland Northwest grew a brisk 9 percent in fiscal 1998
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The bar is rising.Executives of publicly traded companies here enjoyed big pay hikes on average during their employers most recent fiscal yearevidence, some say, that Spokane-area companies increasingly must open their coffers wider to top a
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New SIRTI plan shows striking shifts in strategy

It will focus further down the R&D trail, on taking near-ready goods to market
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The Spokane Intercollegiate Research and Technology Institute has unveiled a new strategic plan that includes marked changes in focus and strategy.While before the Spokane-based state agency concentrated on helping to develop new technologies, a
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Key TronicÂ’s unspoken impact

Hundreds of jobs have been added here by ex-employees of longtime keyboard maker
February 26, 1997
Paul Read

Rahco hit hard, but optimistic

Industrial manufacturer fell victim to low metals prices; revenues off by two-thirds
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Pounded by depressed metals prices and the Asian contagion, Spokane industrial manufacturer Rahco International Inc. has suffered substantial hits to both its revenues and employment level in the past 18 months. Down but not out, the longtime in
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Potlatch positioned for payoff

Spokane-based company invested heavily in its facilities, now expects industry recovery
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
When Potlatch Corp. shareholders convene today for the Spokane-based forest-products companys annual meeting, all eyes will be on the future.And theyre hoping sunglasses will be needed.Potlatch, which employs 6,800 people and has annual a
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New group to question GMA work

Packet Engines founder says he wouldnÂ’t bring a new venture here today
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Packet Engines Inc. founder Bernard Daines is organizing what he envisions will be a grass-roots citizens group that would call into question and perhaps push for the reversal of steps city and county government officials are taking to bring into
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Spokane trade mission to Britain set for June

Delegation will visit London, Glasgow, Belfast in attempt to boost trade with Spokane
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The International Trade Alliance, a Spokane economic-development group, is organizing a 12-day trade mission to the United Kingdom in June in an effort to help businesses here make or enhance trade contacts in that European region.The Spokane is
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