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Articles by Paul Read

—Staff photo  by Paul Read

A new era at old R.A. Hanson

Now The Factory Co., venerable operation under new owner
October 23, 2008
Paul Read and Paul Read
When Richard Hanson sold off the name and materials-handling business of RAHCO International Inc. to a Danish conglomerate in 2007, he was content in the twilight of his career running what was left of the heavy-equipment maker—now called The
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Airport sets big upgrades to rental area

Project to include new service facility, expanded lot for pickup and return
February 26, 1997
Paul Read and Paul Read
Spokane International Airport plans to launch next year a $14 million upgrade to the rental-car area located northeast of the main terminal, including construction of a 22,000-square-foot service facility and expansion of the lot where vehicles are
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Telect eyes home market, evolves

To launch new product line next month, takes lean approach
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Its Christmastime! exclaims Telect Inc. CEO Wayne Williams as he approaches two workers who are unpacking boxes that contain yet-to-be-introduced gear aimed at a whole new market for the Liberty Lake-based telecommunications equipment new an
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Execs cash in on success

Overall pay jumps average of 42 percent in JournalÂ’s annual study
February 26, 1997
Paul Read and Paul Read
Executives of Inland Northwest publicly traded companies saw their total compensation shoot up an average of 42 percent last year, as more of them cashed in on lucrative stock options and the companies they led shared the largess of improving CEOs
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Executive pay pushes higher

Salaries and bonuses here grew 7.3 percent in latest fiscal year
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Copyright 1998 by Journal of BusinessDespite some sizable pay cuts at Spokanes two largest corporations, executives of publicly traded concerns here on average enjoyed handsome raises during their employers most recent fiscal year, according
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Chamber seeks money for high-tech info center

First floor and plaza of new SRBC to cost $1.7 million, hat passed to big donors
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The Spokane Area Chamber of Commerce, which bought the former West One Plaza building downtown and is converting it into a Spokane Regional Business Center, now is seeking $1.7 million in donations to build a high-tech marketing and conference on a
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Empire Securities under fire

Spokane brokerage accused of fraud in federal civil suit, is subject of state probe
February 26, 1997
Paul Read and Paul Read
Copyright 1998 by Journal of BusinessEmpire Securities Inc. of Washington, a Spokane brokerage firm, is under fire.A retired Spokane optometrist and his wife have filed suit in U.S. District Court here claiming that Empire Securities and them
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Heart Institute doing jobs for Sacred Heart

Hospital hires it to manage all cardiac services, handle cardiac outpatient admitting
February 26, 1997
Paul Read and Paul Read
In two moves aimed at improving efficiency and patient care, Spokanes largest hospital has hired the Heart Institute of Spokane both to manage its cardiac services and, in a lesser role, to handle the admitting of patients who come to the for the
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