Spokane City Councilman Al French says he and others plan to lobby the upcoming Legislature to modify state statutes so that cities such as Spokane can create what are known as "street utilities" to fund both maintenance and construction of city of
Under the shroud of a weak economy, companies here say they plan to cut back on capital outlays in the coming year.Still, they say they'll buy what they need to remain competitive. "I have to say (we plan) absolutely less capital expenditure,"
Plunging home mortagage rates have sparked a flood of refinancings, a rise in mortgage applications from people who are seeking to buy homes, and hopes that the whirlwind of activity might provide a boost for the Spokane-area for mortgages jumped
Fasteners Inc., a Spokane-based fastener and tool distributor, has bought the inventory and equipment of Acco Cable Splicing, a Troy, Mont.-based rigging company, for an undisclosed sum, says Bill Jones, general manager of Fasteners.Jones says has
Journal adds more content to its Web site The Journal of Business plans to launch this weekend improvements to its Web site that will give subscribers access to virtually all of the content available in the newspaper's print now, only
Dec. 1 / Potlatch board approves spin-off Potlatch Corp., of Spokane, said its board of directors approved the spin-off of its pulp-based businesses under a new publicly traded company named Clearwater Paper Corp. The spin-off will a a
December 4-18, 2008 The Journal of Business publishes information about meetings, events, and learning opportunities of interest to the general business community. Submit such items to Ben Rascoff, Journal of Business, 429 E. Third, WA
On any day of the week, you get in your car in the morning, and you're ready to go make your first sales call. In the back of your mind you want to be successful today. You know you're a professional, you know your product line, you know your is
This holiday shopping season offers an unusual half-price sale for investors: the stocks of most of the retailers.Even some of the proudest brand names are suffering due to the nation's reduced personal wealth, tight consumer lending, and job be