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Home » Authors » Kim Crompton

Articles by Kim Crompton

Sending sweet signals

Cobalt Cable LLC
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
As owners of 19-month-old Cobalt Cable LLC, a maker of premium audio and video cables, John Coleman and Zia Uddin are happy to debate customers about such geeky technical stuff as resistance, capacitance, and signal loss. At heart, though, they
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Key Tronic retargets growth

Contract-manufacturing company adds customers, ramps up China facility
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Spokanes Key Tronic Corp., having shed the major distraction of a protracted and bitterly disputed lawsuit over alleged misappropriation of trade secrets, is turning its full attention to restoring its lagging sales and to broadening its customer
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Met disclosure to IRS part of broad initiative

Agency solicited voluntary tax-shelter disclosures, now investigates hundreds
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Metropolitan Mortgage & Securities Co.s recent disclosure that the Internal Revenue Service might disallow a $28 million tax benefit it had claimed didnt stem from an IRS probe of the big Spokane-based financial-services provider.It rather,
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WI-FI is in the air

Laptop, PDA users access Internet, sometimes free, from ‘hot spots’
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
By Kim CromptonOf the Journal of BusinessImagine being able to get broadband access to stock-market quotes, breaking news, and office work systems and e-mail from your handheld or laptop computer while relaxing on a bench in Riverfront
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Radiology group inks Seattle deal

Inland Imaging will begin providing services in July
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Inland Imaging Associates PS, of Spokane, says it has won a five-year contract, beginning July 1, to provide radiology services to Polyclinic, an 85-physician, multispecialty health-care practice in Seattle.The contract is the Spokane first the
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Seattle parts distributor buys Interstate Parts

Six RobbleesÂ’ plans new office-warehouse building near Fancher, Broadway
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Six Robblees Inc., a Seattle-based distributor of heavy-duty truck and trailer parts that operates a Spokane branch, has bought the assets of Interstate Parts & Equipment, a longtime Spokane company, and plans to construct a new building here to
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Selling tile Italian style

Reillo Tile Co.
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Luigi Lou Reillo arguably enjoyed an advantage because of his heritage when he journeyed to Italy, where some of the worlds finest tile is made, on several occasions before starting an imported-tile wholesale business here about 17 months the
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Met faces IRS challenge

Agency wants to disallow $28 million tax benefit, company disclosure says
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Metropolitan Mortgage & Securities Co., the big Spokane-based financial-services company, is being challenged by the Internal Revenue Service over a $28 million tax benefit it claimed on an investment loss.The company disclosed in its most in a
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Health plan rate hikes roll

Employers here are seeing increases mostly between 15 percent and 20 percent
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Many Spokane-area businesses are seeing their health-plan costs rise this year by at least the same double-digit percentage rate as last year and in some cases are being hit with even larger hikes. Representatives of several of the Inland plans
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Honeywell beefing up here

Company expects to add about 60 jobs locally this year in consolidation move
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
The additional hires will equate to roughly a 10 percent staffing increase here for Honeywell, whichwith the equivalent of about 600 full-time employees at two locationsis one of Spokane Countys largest manufacturers. The anticipated hires a
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