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August: On the Books

Turn the TV off, and crack the spine on your next favorite business or professional-development book. Here are some suggestions to get you started.

News

Discovering the ‘Heart of Bellevue’

Bellevue highlights businesses's resilience with new campaign.

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High-Powered VC Team Forms to Back Software Companies

A new Seattle-area venture group launched July 29 to invest in early stage Pacific Northwest companies developing software with the potential to shape the economy.

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Kirkland Urban Welcomes New Retailers, Marks Reopenings of Others

Kirkland Urban, a shopping and restaurant destination in downtown Kirkland, recently announced several grand openings, tenant reopenings, and an update on future retailers.

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Pathstone Acquires Cornerstone Advisors Inc.

Pathstone, an independently operated and partner-owned advisory firm recently announced its acquisition of Cornerstone Advisors Inc.

Lifestyle

Reinvesting in Itself

The Snoqualmie Tribe has undergone many changes in the last two decades, yet its commitment to its land, culture, and members has remained a top priority.

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North Bend Allocates Cares Funds to Local Businesses and Organizations

The City of North Bend recently announced its allocation of $183,600 to small businesses and community organizations in need of emergency funding through the City of North Bend COVID-19 Rapid Relief Program.

Tech

Boosting Brands with Social Media Influencers

For years, brands have collaborated with digital influencers to up their marketing game — all the while filling our feeds with tempting images and ideas. Social media has been an evolving world since its beginning.

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Local Media Leader Margaret Larson Retires

After 35 years of work in broadcast journalism, Margaret Larson will be retiring July 30 from KING 5’s daytime talk show, New Day Northwest.

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Bank CEO Nervous, But Hopeful in Midyear Economic Forecast

Despite the growing COVID-19 economic concerns, Washington Federal Bank President and CEO Brent Beardall said the entrepreneurial nature and diverse economic base of Seattle and Bellevue, among other things, give him hope.