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University of Washington reaches out to the business community

"The university has had a historic problem dealing with business and being collaborative,"

Dirt cheap. Inexpensive land, energy and miles of fiber-optic cable make Grant County, Wash., attractive to big business

"We’re both on I-90, and we both benefit from through tourists," said Jonathan Coe, president of the Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce. "People coming from the west heading to national parks, or coming from the east going to Seattle might stop here."

Vision for Schools – Gov. Gregoire: Washington State must improve education to compete globally

Maintaining the state’s competitive edge will require overhauling public education, she said: "It’s the single most important investment we can make for the future of our state."

Pulp mill may find salvation in ethanol

According to a feasibility report funded by the Governor’s Office, the process to create ethanol at the mill is not only possible, but the technology is available to make it probable.

Spokane Workforce development agency changes its focus. Council concentrates efforts on employers rather than job seekers in tight market

“Businesses are what create new and better jobs, and they need to be supported so they can hire more employees and pay better wages.”

2006 Washington State Economic And Workforce Development Conference, 9-6/7, Vancouver, Washington

In Vancouver this September, for the first time, we’ll combine workforce and economic development conferences into one unified event. I’ll present a strategic vision for moving Washington forward. And throughout the day, together, we’ll address key questions to chart our future:

Venture Capital: List-en up: Here’s the scoop on Web 2.0

SOMEONE ASKED ME the other day how I keep track of all the new startup companies in Seattle.

Wireless veterans start all over again. Sotto Wireless

The company’s goal is to streamline communications for small- to medium-size businesses.

$25 million more for Zillow. Online real estate startup is spreading its wings

There’s no doubt about it. Zillow.com has firmly set its sights on becoming the dominant player in the online real estate sector.

Great Falls, Montana native, Riley Livingston markets popular energy drink as CEO of Seattle based Zipfizz

Livingston said annual sales of Zipfizz have skyrocketed from $3 million to a projected $25 million in three years. It’s available in Costco stores and participating Walgreens pharmacies and 7-11 convenience stores.