The Cowles Company is donating The Spokesman-Review newspaper to Spokane-based Comma Community Journalism Lab, transitioning the business into a nonprofit model.
The founder and former CEO of Selkirk Pharma Inc. claims he was ousted from the company’s C-suite and board by former board members who were working to devalue the company to make it more attainable for their preferred buyer.
Rathdrum-based contractor John Mandere has a new retail venture that will complement operations at his two other construction companies in North Idaho.
Earlier this month, the Journal of Business hosted Dr. Elizabeth Cantwell, new president of Washington State University, for its most recent Elevating The Conversation podcast.
Business magnate and philanthropist John Hemmingson says he has long had a vision to grow and share economic opportunities in the Inland Northwest communities in which he leads myriad entrepreneurial endeavors.
Brumback Real Estate & Construction is proposing a 76-unit apartment building on vacant land tucked between Interstate 90 and Sunset Boulevard in west Spokane.
Each year, we publish this magazine to update readers on the most significant projects in our market. Some are nearly finished; others won't start for months. Regardless of their stage of development, all have the potential to provide jobs and improve quality of life in our communities.
SNAP Financial Access, a community development financial institution, is experiencing a surge in demand for financial assistance from small businesses.
The Journal met with Wade Hunt, the new president of MultiCare Deaconess and Valley Hospitals to discuss how he came to work in health care administration, and what he hopes to accomplish in this new role.
