Portland-based Umpqua Holdings Corp., the parent company of Umpqua Bank, reported net income of $18.8 million, or 17 cents a diluted share, for the first quarter ended March 31, down from $23.4 million, or 21 cents a diluted share, in the year-earlier qua
Even though the Washington Health Benefit Exchange surpassed the state's health insurance enrollment goals, a lot more work can be done to improve the system, sources familiar with the exchange say.
In all, the exchange enrolled more than 1 million p
Stan-Craft Boat Co., the Post Falls-based venerable wooden boat manufacturer that's no stranger to staying afloat in turbulent times, actually thrived during the Great Recession and is now stronger than ever, its third-generation owners say.
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Fairwood Retirement Village & Assisted Living opened more than 26 years ago as a family-run facility, and directors there say they continue to strive to treat everyone at the community like family.
Fairwood has 165 independent-living units and 55 assiste
Green energy technology company FlyBack Energy Inc. has leased an 8,000-square-foot building formerly occupied by TRC Tire Sales LLC, at 102 S. Flora Road, in Spokane Valley, and has consolidated its operations there, says Paul Babcock, company president
Retail space at Grapetree Village is all leased up, and the owners are considering developing two new buildings at the South Hill commercial center on the 2000 block of east 29th Avenue, says a real estate broker involved in the leases.
Recently signed t
Portland-based Umpqua Holdings Corp. now is operating Spokane-founded Sterling Bank under the Umpqua
Bank name following a shareholder-approved acquisition that cleared its last regulatory hurdle Friday, April 18.
Umpqua has started changing out Sterl
VPI Quality Windows Inc., a Spokane Valley vinyl window and patio door manufacturer, has agreed to buy the window and door manufacturing assets of Beaverton, Ore.-based Mercer Windows.
Burke Blevins, president and CEO of VPI, says that specifically, the
Silverwood Theme Park is expecting its ninth consecutive annual increase in attendance during the upcoming season that starts May 3.
Season-pass sales and group business are up over previous years, which is a good indicator for the upcoming season, says
Jerry Smith, at Spokane-based insurance and employee-benefits brokerage Moloney+O'Neill, helps departing employees of certain companies pursue other career options.
As director of career-transition and outplacement services at Moloney+O'Neill, Smit