In a year fraught with economic turmoil stemming from a pandemic, Inland Northwest nonprofits say they've seen donor behaviors change in response to both their own economic uncertainty and the uncertainty nonprofits are experiencing.
In an effort to diversify its corporate holdings and cement itself in the entrepreneurial ecosystem of the Inland Northwest, Spokane-based Cowles Co. has formally established a venture capital investment arm.
Liberty Lake Cloud Inc., a Liberty Lake, Washington software company that does business as Vega Cloud, recently completed a $2.3 million round of investment funding.
Vega Cloud CEO and co-founder Kris Bliesner says recent funding sources include the
An East Coast private equity group has acquired a 70% ownership interest in Liberty Lake-based Family Resource Home Care.
Jeff Wiberg, CEO of Geras LLC, which does business as Family Resource Home Care, says an investment partnership with
As COVID-19 has swept through the U.S., some attorneys here say they've seen an uptick in clients who want to complete their estate plans, including documents that guide health care providers should the clients become unable to make their own health car
More than 1,400 small businesses and nonprofits have sought a sliver of $10 million in federal funds made available in Spokane County.
Those organizations, which have applied for nonprofit grants through the county's OpenTogether Small Business
A Spokane Valley software company that caters to credit unions is returning to its roots with the addition of a Spokane client, after almost two decades without a customer in its home market.
Shaun Murray, president and CEO of Enhanced Software Products
Veteran Spokane bankers report strong mortgage growth largely in part due to existing homeowners refinancing in order to take advantage of record-low interest rates.
Despite layoffs and wage reductions, industry observers say homeowners are avoiding using the equity in their homes during this challenging financial time.
The mortgage data company Black Knight Inc. says Americans had $6.2 trillion in
It's encouraging that landlord and tenant representatives here are working together during the coronavirus crisis by seeking rental assistance to keep tenants in their homes during this time of widespread loss of employment and income.