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Treasury4 raises $20M in new capital

Treasure4 Inc., a Spokane-based fintech company that offers tools and software for treasury and finance practitioners, has raised $20 million in series A funding. Tom Simpson, CEO of Spokane-based Ignite Northwest and president of the Spokane Angel...

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Living will, power of attorney can protect wishes

Are you confused about the health care directive? Is it the same as a power of attorney for health...

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2023 Rising Star Brandon Rose: Pulling double duty pays dividends

Having one person manage two branches of Washington Trust Bank isn’t a normal operating procedure ...

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Spokane businesses rally to assist wildfire recovery

Uncontrolled wildfires near Medical Lake and Elk have compelled dozens of Spokane County businesses ...

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Gig economy requires flexibility, calls for balance

Over the past few years, the gig economy has experienced an immense expansion, altering the ...

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Total deposits decline at some INW financial institutions

Post-pandemic changes in consumer spending habits and the use of nontraditional banking options may be to blame for a decline in deposits at some financial institutions, industry leaders here say. “We have seen a decline in deposits and a gain in...

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Coastal Connection: Spokane team builds virtual world for Coastal Community

Led by a three-person team in Spokane, Coastal Community Bank has launched a virtual 3D platform, dubbed Coastal World, that is poised to expand accessibility to underbanked communities, and add revenue and customers for the Everett, Washington-based ...

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Minimize operating cycle, free up cash for growth

Imagine this: Your business is thriving in Spokane. Demand is growing. Orders are pouring in, you’re spending aggressively to fill them. Sounds great, right? Then why do so many Spokane businesses in this position suddenly find that, though they look ...

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Reluctant investors could be at risk of long-term regret

The market has rallied over 25% since last October. The S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq composite have been trading around new 52-week highs. In theory, this means we’ve entered a new bull market. However, many people simply don’t...

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JPMorgan Chase plans to grow in Spokane, Jamie Dimon says

As Spokane grows, JPMorgan Chase & Co., plans to grow with it, according to Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co., and one of the leading voices for the financial industry. Dimon arrived in downtown Spokane last month to kick off his...

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