Longtime Spokane-area lending officer Carla Scott-Durheim says she has opened a home-loan brokerage here, called QualitySource Mortgage, that works under the umbrella of a New Mexico company.Scott-Durheim says the new office, located in 250 feet
With 50 years of experience between them in competitive endurance sports, Michael and Marla Emde have folded their love for such competition into a business that coaches athletes and hosts racing events.The couple own Emde Sports Inc., which and
Jigsaw Data Corp., a San Mateo, Calif., technology company that has operated a sales and customer service center in Post Falls, has moved that operation to space in Spokane Valley that most recently was occupied by General Dynamics Itronix move, at
Challenged by serving a volatile market, Spokane electronic components tester Hi-Rel Laboratories Inc. says its recipe for survival includes staying small, lean, and tightly focused on customer needs.The highly specialized company, which mostly
Employers here say it's too early to know how coming provisions of national health-care reform will impact the insurance plans they offer to their employees, or their own bottom line, but insurance brokers say those impacts are starting to come has
While the recession has pounded some big law firms elsewhere, firms here say they've held their own by shifting focuses where necessary to meet whatever demand there is. Though corporate law and real estate work has been soft, they say, and are the
Graham Construction & Management Inc., of Spokane, has begun work on a $4.1 million project for the Grant Transit Authority, in Moses Lake, Wash.The work involves constructing a 4,500-square-foot administration building, a 10,000-square-foot and
Leone & Keeble Inc., of Spokane, has begun work on two construction projects for the Oroville Housing Authority to improve farm worker housing near Oroville, Wash., about 180 miles northwest of Spokane. The $3.2 million in combined projects will
Gregg Elizabeth Jones and her daughter, Sabrina Jones-Schroeder, are liquidating their Spokane real estate company in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, but have launched a new company that will operate under the Exit Real Estate brand the former company used.
Center Partners, a Fort Collins, Colo.-based call-center operator that already employs more than 1,100 people in Kootenai County, says it plans to open a third facility there soon, this one in Hayden, that will employ 150 people initially and as as