Amusing no one but myself, I shouted, 'A-B-C. Always. Be. Closing.â€
Receiving nothing but blank stares, I joked, 'Put the trail mix down. Snacks are for closers only.â€
My edited-for-the-ears-of-children refer-ences to Glengarry Glen Ross did
Pinecroft LLC, developer of the Pinecroft Business Park in Spokane Valley, plans to break ground this week on a $5.25 million multiuse building in the office complex.
The catalyst for the project is PayTrace Inc., a Spokane Valley-based payment-processi
For the first time since the Great Recession, total compensation decreased for executives at Inland Northwest-based publicly traded companies, the Journal of Business annual analysis shows.
Average annual total compensation for 41 executives from eight
Young Spokane-based meal-delivery service Pantry Fuel LLC expects to ramp up growth of its customer base this year, says company founder and owner Jennifer Van Cott.
Formed in late 2014 and focusing on healthy foods made with locally sourced ingredients,
One of the roles I've filled for the Journal in recent years has involved interviewing business owners and community leaders for question-and-answer articles.
Those stories give us an opportunity to provide insight into a source's journey, through h
Some large banks that operate in the Inland Northwest are offering cash incentives to new customers who open checking accounts, start savings accounts, or sign up for direct deposit on existing accounts.
Industry executives say competition for more depos
In Spokane-area development circles, Kent Hull is known best for the Iron Bridge Office Campus, located along Trent Avenue just east of the University District.
He's built three office buildings and a parking garage there, with plans for two more offi
Northwest Farm Credit Services, the Spokane-based agricultural lending cooperative, has reported second-quarter earnings of $57.9 million, up 3 percent from $56.1 million in net income during the year-earlier period.
As of the end of the second quarter,
Rentsys Recovery Services' revenue-growth pace has accelerated in the past 2 1/2 years, and the company's managing director, Walt Thomasson, attributes that growth largely to its acquisition of Liberty Lake-based IT-Lifeline Inc.
Based in College St
Avista Corp., of Spokane, recently named Latisha Hill as senior vice president of Avista Development, the latest in a series of positions that the self-described volunteer junkie has filled for the company.
A Rogers High School graduate and former Lilac