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A Tourism Office Falls Victim to Hard Times

An alluring billboard beckoned to motorists on a busy industrial corridor here this spring. It displayed just one image, a panoramic view of a valley and mountains and sunshine, and one word, "Montana."

Local firms don’t leap on notion of health data jobs Consultant says market niche promises new jobs; local leaders are skeptical

Local health care industry leaders say TIP Strategies’ focus on the intersection of health care and information technology might just be behind the times.

Recession forces states to rethink tourism funding

By the end of this week, Washington will close its official tourism agency and become the only state to cease all state funding for self-promotion.

Washington state Career opportunity – Sr. GIS Analyst – TeleCommunication Systems, Inc.

TeleCommunication Systems, Inc. (TCS) is a leading provider of mission-critical wireless data solutions to government customers, public safety, and carriers.

Will the Last Family Leaving Seattle Please Turn out the Lights?

The story is very different for young adults.

Bay Area Technology Firms Put Down Roots in Seattle

Many engineers make the pilgrimage to Silicon Valley to work for hot Web companies. Increasingly, though, top tech workers in the Seattle area are seeing Bay Area Web companies come to them.

Washington Career Opportunity – Executive Director – Kitsap Economic Development Alliance (Kitsap County, WA)

Organization seeking leader with business and non-profit experience, successful collaborations, excellent communication skills, economic development background and demonstrated leadership and performance.

State business group outlines goals during Vancouver visit

The group hopes to bring together businesses in all sectors of Washington’s economy to promote social good in those areas "based on data and best practices, not ideology,"

Zynga (Farmville) founder talks about Seattle hiring spree, Amazon, Facebook

We’ve been interested in Seattle for a long time. It’s surprising when you think that we’re in 13 locations it’s taken us this long to come to Seattle.

Online sales growth is worsening state budget trouble

In 1992 online sales were about 2 percent of all sales excluding food and vehicles, and in 2010 they were 9 percent. And in 2010 they grew at a considerably faster rate than sales at bricks-and-mortar stores, accounting for 20 percent of total sales.