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Spokane-based IT company Cycrest Systems buying Allied Systems – looking for new employees
Cycrest, which has been in business since 1992, sells, installs, and supports computer hardware, and software, and networking and operating systems. For customers with fewer than 75 computers, it’s an off-site IT provider, while for larger companies with up to 500 computers it serves as a backup support provider.
Washington Governor calls few shots on state’s economy
Even though governors are largely at the mercy of factors far beyond their influence when it comes to the performance of Washington’s economy, they are not without tools to cope.
Washington State University failed to verify references for the new now-former provost
A consultant did all the reference checks, Floyd said, without the search committee or the university doing any independent verification.
Inside Entrepreneurship: Local (Seattle) help for small businesses
Three business-enriching resources that are available to local startup entrepreneurs, small-business owners and emerging nonprofit organizations.
Spokane Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau studies expected to boost efforts
‘We come to work every day, and we work hard. Wouldn’t you really rather be going down the right road?’”
Seattle’s Top Entrepreneurs Band Together To Invest In Local Startups. Founder’s Co-op
The group not only brings cash to a deal, they also bring the partner’s extended Seattle network.
University of Washington sues to end bank contract
"We gave instructions, and the instructions were not followed."
Washington’s Top Students To Be Offered Assured Admission to Washington State University
Effective immediately, applicants from the state of Washington to the Pullman, Tri-Cities and Vancouver campuses who rank in the top ten percent of their class or who have earned at least a 3.5 GPA at the time of their application will be granted assured admission.
Seattle’s Housing Can’t Handle Projected Growth
The "Affordable Housing Action Agenda" that the Seattle Planning Commission released in February included calls to allow backyard homes and cottage houses in more of the city and encourage their development. It also recommended exploring ways to accommodate more generations within single-family houses. Planners "have begun to explore" these ideas, Stevens said.
Spokane Valley-based contract manufacturer Key Tronic garners 10 new clients
Key Tronic was mostly a maker of keyboards and other computer-input devices until about 11 years ago, when it began shifting into contract-manufacturing work. It now makes a wide range of items for other companies, including consumer electronics and plastics, specialty printers and sub-assemblies, household products, game and medical devices, scientific instruments, and educational toys.