Pacinian Corp., a Spokane startup, believes it's at the cusp of a breakthrough that users of cell phones and other computing devices will love to get their fingers on. "It's like black magic," says Jim Schlosser, Pacinian's CEO. "We're tricking
Is there really any financing available right now for commercial projects?That question seems to be rising these days more often than scaffolding. The answer, say both developers and financial institutions, is yesbut with a far more eye on
Daren Kelly, who with his wife, Lisa, owns and manages a modest collection of small apartment buildings through a company called Noble Mansions, says he's having no trouble keeping the units occupied so far amid the lingering recession.In fact,
The Spokane Public Facilities District has released a new master plan that includes several potential scenarios for expansion of convention facilities here, green ideas on how to tie its facilities to the Spokane River and Riverfront Park, and a or
Last September, I participated in the dedication of the Inland Northwest Lighthouse (INL), in Spokane. What previously had been a rundown grocery store was transformed into a new manufacturing operation, offering the promise of much-needed jobs for
Engineers, architects, real estate developers, building contractors, and other professionals are enrolling in a young program offered through the Institute for Extended Learning here that prepares students to advise their employers and clients on a
Two University of Idaho professors, Harley Johansen and Michele O'Neill, have landed a $20,000 U.S. State Department grant to investigate how ethnicity plays into the development of businesses in the southeastern European and former communist of is
Washington State University says it plans to open a data center on the Riverpoint Campus here that will house the supercomputer it uses to do contract research.It already has begun work on the center, which will be located in the Phase I that's
Number of workers who could lose their jobs said well into the thousands
February 12, 2009
Thousands of restaurant workers could face layoffs in coming months, according to a recent survey of restaurant owners.More than half of restaurant owners and managers who responded to a recent Washington Restaurant Association member survey to
Global Drug Testing Labs Inc. is growing quickly, increasing its sales dramatically over the last four years in what it says is a "recession-proof" niche. Drug use bucks economic trends, increasing in both good times and bad, says Ken Smith, the