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With the Sonics trading Seattle rain for Oklahoma tornadoes, a question is posed: How will Seattle...
With most of the regulatory roadblocks removed in the sale of Puget Energy to private investors, it...
William Neukom's legacy as outgoing president of the American Bar Association will be his...
SAME OLD SONG
Nice article (August issue: "Failure to Compute"). It does, however, seem like this...
Shadows of the 2005 28-day Machinists' strike against Boeing may be emerging as negotiations...
Washington businesses, special interest groups and the University of Washington aren't shy when it...
Washington's largest home-based hotel chain, Spokane-based Red Lion Hotels Corp., is exploring...
Glen H. Bogner is named president of Molina Healthcare Inc., Bothell.
Seattle-based VLST Corp....
Washington is a state of contradictions when it comes to working with businesses. The B&O tax is the bane of many a small business, but we have comparatively cheap energy and a high quality of life. Join the discussion of pros and cons of Washington's business climate, and suggest your own solutions.
It's not too early to nominate your company for Washington CEO Magazine's Best Companies to Work For 2009 competition. This is our most prestigious event of the year. Go to www.washingtonceo.com/nominate to start the process. Don't miss out!
Washington CEO Magazine this summer celebrated its best-ever Best Companies to Work For awards at a banquet, complete with a Wild West theme. We've posted photos from the event, which featured cowboy poet Baxter Black as emcee.
So retiring to a suburban-style community with a golf course isn't your thing? You'd rather be downtown, near the shops, theaters and restaurants? Many communities for seniors are embracing urban luxury-hotel-style living, and these are some of the hottest new properties on the market. (Interactive map coming soon)
Now given a fresh new design, Washington CEO Magazine's essential weekly look at the state economy is a must for any decision-maker in the state. Senior Writer Bryan Corliss takes you inside the state economy, its regions, its leading businesses and the news of the week. And Milt Priggee turns his artist's pen (and crosshairs) on worthy targets.
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Leaders come in many forms, but great leaders all have something in common
Maybe you work at home alone. Maybe you're on the road a lot and you have no headquarters or co-workers. You like your independence, but you're beginning to forget what it's like to grab a coffee with another human being who also...
Seattle-based Big Fish Games promotes Laurent de Segur from vice president of technology to chief technology officer.Kevin Doerr is named senior vice president of Oodle, Seattle.Dennis Fitzpatrick is named general manager of...
The Port of Everett has landed an anchor tenant -- Bayside Marine -- for its new "Craftsman District" on the Everett waterfront.
The $13 million Craftsman project is intended to revitalize the industrial waterfront with...
Nintendo of America will start work later this year on a new 275,000-square-foot building at its Redmond headquarters. It will replace seven low-rise buildings currently on the site. The company intends to build sustainable...
Bellevue truck maker Paccar Inc. has donated $1 million to Overlake Hospital Medical Center to set up the Paccar Education Center -- a 7,000-square-foot education facility intended to boost training for medical professionals...
Say "DuPont" and the first thing that comes to mind is the American global chemical giant. But DuPont also is a small and, perhaps, easily forgotten city in south Puget Sound. Well, start paying attention. While DuPont is, in...
A program developed by the Marysville Tulalip Chamber of Commerce has become a national model in a campaign to encourage local businesses to hire the wives and husbands of people serving in the military. Backers say that too...
BELLEVUE -- Groundbreaking for European Tower, a 16-story luxury condominium project, has been postponed. Developer Eugene Gershman says he's waiting until the market improves, possibly next fall. More than a third of the units...
O Ecotextiles Inc., a Seattle company that makes environmentally friendly materials for drapery, upholstery and bedclothes, has been awarded $50,000 from the Zino Society's second annual Green-Socially Conscious Investment Forum...
Washington CEO Magazine was honored three times this year at the annual Society of Professional Journalists Excellence in Journalism Awards banquet. Senior Writer Aaron Corvin won a second- place award in business news and...
The nation continues to flirt with recession, hammered by problems in the financial services sector, but buoyed by Federal Reserve actions to stimulate lending and buttress troubled financial institutions. Strong exports are also...
The University of Washington is very difficult to deal with. ... We have great relationships with some departments but not the relationship we hoped [for].
-- Richard Shea, CEO of Spiration Inc., at a UW-Bothell-sponsored summit...
How to maintain your culture when you get bought out
Tech services firm Allyis treats workers like real people,
and - surprise! - they stick around
Strong leadership propels Approach Management Services to the top
Peer-assisted learning defines life at Seattle's Holy Names Academy
In Washington's third-largest industry -- the military -- leadership
isn't much different from that in the private sector
Washington's canine love affair pays the bills for these doggie daycare entrepreneurs
Car collectors are drawn to the smooth lines, the storied pasts, the powerful engines ... gas prices be damned
Executive Decision
Megan Murphy
What book should every businessperson be reading right now?
Proust Was a Neuroscientist, by Jonah Lehrer (Houghton Mifflin, $24). "I love this book because it studies the relationship between...
Jennifer Sizemore is vice president and editor-in-chief of Redmondbased MSNBC.com and an executive producer at NBC News. Sizemore, 39, joined MSNBC.com in 2005. Prior to that, she held managerial positions at the Houston...
Winners of the 2008 Best Companies to Work For competition in the large company category
Winners of the 2008 Best Companies to Work For competition in the medium company category
Winners of the 2008 Best Companies to Work For competition in the small company category
A roundup of the 2008 Best Companies to Work For in Washington and what makes them great places to work
We love our cars and showing them off. Do you drive something cool? Classic? Out of this world? Upload your photos, and sound off on your favorite rides past and present.
Take a slideshow tour of Vancouver, Wash., Washington's fourth-largest city, with additional pictures, facts and figures.
The military is Washington state's third-largest employer. Mouse over to our interactive graphic that shows you who and where they are.
Visit our photo gallery from our first Green Washington Awards banquet. Spot the Senator.
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