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Idaho Falls Businessman, Steve Laflin of International Isotopes, touts new process of making chips

A local businessman hopes to double his business making silicon chips and microprocessors. Steve Laflin of International Isotopes, http://www.intisoid.com/ an Idaho Falls company, makes radioisotopes for medical devices and clinical research. He recently signed with…

AMI Semiconductor: Top of Idaho’s tech list – Pocatello company making waves and profit in industry

“We are as good as it gets. We have picked a niche we can be very good at.”

Myst sequel Uru goes offline – Game selling well, but too few subscribed to online version

Cyan Worlds Inc. of Spokane had hoped that "Uru Live" would lure enough players willing to pay a monthly fee that it could afford to continuously update the game with new content.

Center Partners to add 200 jobs in Coeur d’Alene, ID

CdA call center will grow to accommodate new client Center Partners will hire about 200 call center workers in Coeur d’Alene to provide customer service for an unnamed telecommunications company. Becky Kramer Staff writer http://www.spokesmanreview.com/news-story.asp?date=020504&ID=s1483417&cat=section.business…

Intel moving more jobs to Oregon

Since building its first Oregon chip plant in Aloha in 1972, the state has gradually become Intel’s research hub. The company is the largest single industrial employer in Oregon

Spokane-area firms seek homeland defense niche – Technology companies get advice on developing success in D.C.

McCaffrey’s message is that strong ideas hatched at the local and regional levels can be successful, with care and "a lot of homework. By themselves, groups and businesses couldn’t afford the time and money needed to puncture the Byzantine wall of Washington politics. But together, this kind of group can offer a common set of solutions and get some results," McCaffrey said.

Holster idea sends cop from force to business world

"I got tired of waiting for the manufacturers to come out with something better," Lowe said, "so I just started thinking of a better way to do it."

Trademark dispute: Wyoming State Bucking horse logo defended – State earned upward of $100,000 in royalties last year.

"It’s similar to looking at the single star and thinking of Texas and the pine tree and thinking of Vermont. It is that significant to us as an identification." (What is the Montana identification? – Russ)

Oregon company’s (Omnitrac) tracked vehicles show up in war zones, farmers’ fields

When serial entrepreneur Dennis Wilkinson founded Omnitrac http://www.omnitrac.com/ a decade ago, he wasn’t sure what to expect from his little northeastern Oregon creation. He had no idea that in relatively short order Omnitrac would become…

Micron leaps forward with imaging chips for cell phones

Four years from now, Micron Technology will be more than just a computer memory company.