Inland Northwest technology companies say they will be adapting to changing markets in 2012 in efforts to boost salesor at a minimum, maintain market shares.Meantime, says Innovate Washington co-founder Kim Zentz, startup activity appears
The number of jobs in the Inland Northwest is expected to increase in 2012, though not nearly as quickly as analysts typically would expect them to grow in what appears to be a recovering employment market. Grant Forsyth, an economics professor
Journal of Business Publisher Greg D. Bever will retire Jan. 20, after a 43-year career in the newspaper industry. Paul Read, who has been with the Journal since its inception 25 years ago and currently serves as its operations manager, will the
Despite talk at the national level of taxing the richest 1 percent of Americans more aggressively, current federal gift-tax and estate-tax laws are favorable to high-net-worth individuals, Spokane-area estate planning professionals say. At the a
Clarity Health Services Inc., a Seattle-based health-care information technology company that helps physicians and hospitals track patient referrals and related information, will enter the Eastern Washington market early next year.Peter Gelpi, a
Two Inland Northwest companies working in two distinct sectors have begun investing tens of millions of dollars in their respective stocks, moves one analyst says are representative of a trend among publicly traded companies.Clearwater Paper the
Spokane couple Scot and Treasure Auble have bought the assets of The Quilting Bee Inc., a longtime Spokane Valley quilting store.Treasure Auble is overseeing the daily operations at the store, which is located in a 7,500-square-foot retail space
The Toronto Stock Exchange is considering suspending trading of Gold Reserve Inc. stock.Gold Reserve, a publicly traded Spokane-based mining company, received notification on Nov. 11 that the Toronto exchange would move forward with a delisting
New-account openings have increased noticeablyand in some cases, dramaticallyfor some smaller, Inland Northwest-based financial institutions in recent weeks.That quickly developing trend, some say, is tied directly to Bank of in late
Three years after its inception, Liberty Lake-based Demand Energy Networks Inc. has brought its energy-storage technology to market and is expecting exponential growth in coming months. Led by a veteran team of Spokane-area entrepreneurs and in