
Why Boeing’s move to the other Washington is bad for them and us | Jon Talton
Boeing’s brass is heading across the country, away from its critical Commercial Airplanes unit. It’s a bad move, for them and us, writes columnist Jon...
Talton writes about business and the Pacific Northwest economy in the Sunday Seattle Times.
Boeing’s brass is heading across the country, away from its critical Commercial Airplanes unit. It’s a bad move, for them and us, writes columnist Jon...
The huge changes seen downtown and in South Lake Union are only the beginning. Columnist Jon Talton takes us on a tour of the neighborhoods...
The Century 21 Exposition was an amazing accomplishment for Seattle. But its telescope to the future was flawed. Columnist Jon Talton looks back and finds...
The payroll tax brought in more money than projected. But is it enough to address homelessness and crime? The answer lies outside JumpStart.
Addressing climate change will require higher prices of fossil fuels. But Americans want to drive on cheap gas, no matter the larger cost, writes columnist...
Would providing a "floor" of guaranteed income reduce poverty? It's a bold move but one already working in some places. Jon Talton looks at some...
Many things are looking up for Seattle, "the region's economic engine." But can officials really make a dent in crime and homelessness? Columnist Jon Talton...
The U.S. could be in for a “soft landing," or we could face a recession. The central bank must tamp down inflation without killing a...
Metro Seattle remains a superstar in tech jobs, but crime, homelessness and a shuttered downtown don't ensure the city's prosperity, writes Jon Talton.
The sanctions imposed on Russia by the Untied States, European nations and others for invading its neighbor, Ukraine, have real teeth, writes columnist Jon Talton.