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A Recipe for Success

The Food Business Incubator in Tukwila could be the secret ingredient immigrants and refugees need to cook up a thriving food business

News

Local Leaders Come Together at Innovation Conference

Today marks the beginning of the fourth annual Cascadia Innovation Corridor Conference, an event dedicated to envisioning the future of the Cascadia region.

Lifestyle

Something to Taco ‘Bout

It might sound cheesy, but every day is Taco Tuesday for the family behind Taco Time Northwest

Columnists

Opinion: Essentials of a Business Life Cycle

CPA Chris Falco, of the Redmond-based accounting firm Falco Sult, discusses approaching one’s business goals by considering each phase in the life cycle of their company.

Lifestyle

State Receives $900K SBA Grant to Boost Small Business Exports

The U.S. Small Business Administration has awarded the Washington State Department of Commerce an eighth year of funding to help state small businesses grow through exporting.

Lifestyle, News, Startup, Tech

Greater Seattle Partners to Host International Technology Delegation

On Thursday, Oct. 3rd, Greater Seattle Partners will host ten London-based technology companies at a networking reception in downtown Seattle.

Lifestyle, News

Hometown Airline Aims to Reduce Waste

Alaska Airlines recently launched its new #fillbeforeyoufly initiative in an effort to reduce the amount of single-use plastics used on its flights.

Lifestyle

My Space: Sara Christie Rydell, Hotel Manager at W Bellevue

Sarah Christie Rydell manages W Bellevue. In her role, she simultaneously juggles the bird’s-eye view with the micro details and jumps in to help with everything from cleaning rooms to tasting cocktails.

News

Weatherly Inn Breaks Ground in Renton

A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Wednesday, Sept. 25, in Renton to celebrate the newest Weatherly Inn under construction.

Lifestyle

24 Hours: Brad Jones, Executive Director, Visit Bellevue

As executive director of Visit Bellevue, Jones has been at the helm of the city’s convention and visitors bureau for one year now, and he has wasted little time getting down to business.