Venture capitalists are now being diligent and patient with prospective investments following the early COVID years in which the markets were infused with surplus capital.
Cancer Can't is developing a residential facility for adult cancer patients who travel to Spokane to receive oncology treatment and need a temporary place to stay.
Medcurity Inc. is improving its health care compliance and security software to free up resources to address the growing threat of data breaches in the health care industry.
One Spokane-based law firm is moving to a new office in downtown Spokane while a separate law firm from Western Washington has a newly opened office in Spokane Valley.
Numerica Credit Union has created an affordable loan program for manufactured homes that will be installed over the next two years at Takesa Village, in Mead.