Zoe Branch, Author at 425 Business

Entertainment Decision-Making, Simplified

Bill Gates-funded Likewise is a Bellevue startup that takes the question marks out of the wide array of content its users consume.

News

Snoqualmie Casino Now Open

This morning, Snoqualmie Casino reopened to the general public after a prolonged closure in response to Washington’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order.

Lifestyle

Tour Tulip Fields From Home

Thanks to the new owners of Tulip Town, an app called Tulip Town 360 allows you to see Skagit Valley tulips from anywhere in the world.

Lifestyle

Why We’re Still Talking About Women In Business

Experts — and data — show that the successes of women in business still are vital ones to highlight because equity is far from achieved.

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New Initiative Aims to Improve Unemployment Process

The Washington State Employment Security Department has launched Operation 100%, an initiative designed to get benefits to all Washingtonians eligible for Unemployment Insurance.

Lifestyle

A Voicemail Box to Reduce Recidivism

Bellevue-based Corrio is helping incarcerated people overcome communication barriers and simplify their re-entry process.

Lifestyle

New Tulip Town Owners Innovate Amid Crisis

They had big plans for the iconic tourist destination throughout this past tulip season. And COVID-19 didn’t stop them.

News

Construction Industry Appeals to Return to Work

Inslee is one of five governors in the United States who has stopped or severely constricted home construction during the COVID-19 crisis. But many in the construction sector believe their role is essential.

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Bellevue College Announces Finalists for Interim President

Three finalists for Bellevue College’s interim president position were announced by the school’s Board of Trustees. Former Governor Gary Locke, Dr. Yoshiko Harden, and Dr. Raúl Rodríguez all are being considered for the position.

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Tips on Minimizing Financial Strain During COVID-19

With the economic impacts of the COVID-19 crisis, money management has become increasingly important for many. BECU financial educator Stacey Black offers her top tips on limiting financial strain.

Written by Zoe Branch

Entertainment Decision-Making, Simplified

Snoqualmie Casino Now Open

Tour Tulip Fields From Home

Why We’re Still Talking About Women In Business

New Initiative Aims to Improve Unemployment Process

A Voicemail Box to Reduce Recidivism

New Tulip Town Owners Innovate Amid Crisis

Construction Industry Appeals to Return to Work

Bellevue College Announces Finalists for Interim President

Tips on Minimizing Financial Strain During COVID-19