Inflation is a lot like the weather. There inevitably will be storms at some point, but no one can predict very far in advance exactly when or how severe.Some experts are convinced that a rise in prices will be the end product of stimulus bank a
Aug. 18 / Employment here falls Nonagricultural wage and salary employment in the Spokane metropolitan area fell to 205,200 in July, down 12,100 jobs from the July 2008 level, according to preliminary Washington state Employment from /
Meetings & Events Inland Northwest Multimedia Users Group will hold its Annual Brainstorm, on Thursday, Aug. 20, at the Sirti Building, 665 N. Riverpoint Blvd., from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. For more information, visit Spokane Incorporated a
There's no question that right now is a difficult time to be in the wealth-management business, says longtime Spokane investment adviser John Peterson."We are reliant on new business, and we're not seeing that," says Peterson, who launched Inc. a
Financial adviser Steve Listzwan has formed Goldenview Financial LLC and has opened an office on Spokane's South Hill.The single-person operation occupies about 450 square feet of floor space on the second floor of the Ben Burr Building, at 4915
Wheatland Bank, of Spokane, last week began limited demolition work for an extensive remodeling of the building in Yakima, Wash., where it has operated its18-month-old bank branch there. It also planned to make an offer last week for a site for a a
Enhanced Software Products Inc., a 13-year-old Spokane Valley developer of software for credit unions, says it plans to open a call center here that would handle, on behalf of the credit unions it serves, customer-service calls from their the also
Study participants ranked it ahead of environmental protection, personal health
July 30, 2009
A slight majority52 percentof young adults between the ages of 23 and 28 who participated in a recent survey said they consider "making better choices about managing money" the single most important issue for individual Americans to act
Two Spokane-area companies bit by the historic squeeze in capital markets each separately has been able to take actions in recent months that might signal a modest easing in the nation's financial crisis.Though their circumstances were different,
Executives at credit unions here say growth at their cooperatives is outpacing that of banks.Many credit unions have reported double-digit percentage increases in deposits, as well as jumps in membership and loans over the last 18 months, which