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September, OutFront Finding a Use for Keyarena

With the Sonics trading Seattle rain for Oklahoma tornadoes, a question is posed: How will Seattle...

OutFront, September What Goes Up?

With most of the regulatory roadblocks removed in the sale of Puget Energy to private investors, it...

OutFront, September A Power Lawyer's Next Gig

William Neukom's legacy as outgoing president of the American Bar Association will be his...

September, OutFront Readers Voice

SAME OLD SONG

Nice article (August issue: "Failure to Compute"). It does, however, seem like this...

OutFront, September Briefcase

KENNEWICK -- Bechtel has paid $250,000 to have its name attached to the boardroom at the new...

September, OutFront Down to the Wire in Machinists Vs. Boeing

Shadows of the 2005 28-day Machinists' strike against Boeing may be emerging as negotiations...

OutFront, September Washington Money Hits the Election Trail

Washington businesses, special interest groups and the University of Washington aren't shy when it...

OutFront, September Window Shopping

Log homes around the state

September, OutFront A Lion by the Tail

Washington's largest home-based hotel chain, Spokane-based Red Lion Hotels Corp., is exploring...

September, OutFront Executive Appointments

Glen H. Bogner is named president of Molina Healthcare Inc., Bothell.

Seattle-based VLST Corp....

Manufacturing



State and Local Regulation of Climate Change is Taking Shape

State and local governments around the country have taken leading roles in responding to the challenge of climate change. Although the presumptive presidential nominees have pledged greater federal participation starting next...


A Q&A with Geoff Wood

Geoff P. Wood has been CEO of Windermere Services Co. since 2003. Under Wood's leadership, Windermere has moved into markets in seven Western states, including California. He joined Windermere in 1993, managing five offices in...


Bookend

Buying In: The Secret Dialogue Between What We Buy and Who We Are

By Rob Walker (Random House, $25)

We hear a lot about how commercial advertising and slick marketing don't work on consumers anymore. We're too jaded, it's said,...


CEO Scene

Important Faces in the Crowd Around the State


Gourmet Delivery

Busy CEOs are ordering in, but they still want the best


Private Reserves

For the serious oenophile, nothing compares to a cellar at home


Staying in the Hunt

Even as fewer take up the sport, the hunting business still thrives


All in Good Taste

Local food producers find success in niche markets

 


CEOs on Board

Executives get valuable experience (and compensation) as directors of public companies


Going for the Golden Delicious

Scientists work to reinvent the apple, from the genome up


The Conjurer

Bob Potter still works his magic luring California businesses to the Inland Northwest


Taking Tourism Seriously

Washington renews efforts to promote itself, inviting businesses to forget "Say WA" and join the team

 

 


Failure to Compute

Washington falls short in math and science education as the WEA defeats teacher pay reform


Small is Beautiful

Empty nesters, seeking a downsized life close to the action, perk up the condo market


Stop Trying to Help

Entrepreneurs, not politicians, can unleash the promise of biofuels


Lend Me Your Ears

Mastering the spoken word is a key skill for leaders


Statistics Blur the Employment Picture

The major change in the May statistics was a sharp increase in the unemployment rate, from 4.6 percent in April to a preliminary estimate of 5.1 percent in May. This increase occurred because the decline in employment reported by...


Briefcase

BOTHELL -- Nastech Pharmaceuticals has changed its name to MDRNA and has a new CEO, Michael French. The company has been focused on developing nasal spray formulations of existing drugs. Under French, it's expected to focus...


Cold Spring Cools Expectations For Cherries, Slurpees

Washington state's cherry crop was smaller than expected, due to colder-than-Siberia weather in May and June.

The harvest started about a week late because the cold kept the fruit from ripening, and early estimates were that...


Seattle Organizations Earn Green Cred

Three Seattle-based entities -- the Cascade Land Conservancy, Vulcan Inc. and real estate investment adviser Kennedy Associates -- have received international recognition as winners in the first Sustainable Cities Awards program...


New Microsoft Casino Computers Come With Flirt Function

New Microsoft Surface tabletop computers in a Las Vegas casino have been installed with software that allows users to order drinks from the bar -- and flirt with other users at computers across the room.

In a move that seems...


Smaller Airlines Targeting Washington

Three Portland investors have launched a new airline that connects the Rose City with Seattle. On June 30, SeaPort Air began operating 16 flights each weekday from Boeing Field, with one-way fares starting at $149. The new...


Window Shopping

Historic properties around the state


Cargo Volumes Peak

The Port of Everett is scaling back an expansion after a report from a consultant suggested that West Coast container ca rgo volumes have hit their peak.

With growth slowing down and with several major expansions underway at...


Moses Lake is Like the Moon

Turns out, Moses Lake makes a fine stand-in for the moon.

Preparing to send astronauts to the moon by 2020, NASA chose Moses Lake for testing because of the room it offered. And the sandy surface in Grant County resembles that...


Some Good Housing News - Sort of

Perhaps the only upside to declining home prices is that our property taxes might go down. And then only to the owners, as lower taxes would mean county governments would take a revenue hit.

Snohomish County, at least, has...


Community Papers Scooped Up

Sound Publishing Inc. has purchased the Enumclaw Courier-Herald and Bonney Lake Courier-Herald newspapers for an undisclosed price. Sound Publishing, a subsidiary of Black Press Ltd., of British Columbia, bought the papers from a...


Washington CEO Magazine Named One of the Top Regional Business Magazines

Washington CEO Magazine received a gold and two silver awards in the 2008 Editorial Excellence Awards competition run by the Alliance of Area Business Publications.

Washington CEO was named the second-best U.S. regional business...



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