After an $800,000 yacht pileup in the Ballard Locks, a fleet of lawyers arrives
It took just seconds for an out-of-control yacht to crunch $800,000 worth of damage in the Seattle waterway. The legal fight has taken much, much...
PCC's downtown Seattle store is in trouble; grocer reports loss, won't pay dividend
Seattle-based PCC Community Markets posted its first annual loss since the late ’90s, with much of the red ink coming from the co-op's new downtown...
Strong construction hiring in WA covers tech losses — but not for long
A surge in construction hiring more than made up for layoffs in tech — but the boost is likely only temporary as Washington heads toward...
Microsoft axes more jobs in Seattle area
Microsoft announced another 158 layoffs Tuesday, bringing the Redmond-based tech giant's total for the Seattle area to 2,901 for the year, the most since at...
Heavy spending by Kraken fans pays off for Seattle businesses VIEW
The economic benefits of sports playoffs are often oversold. But by lasting as long as they have, the Seattle Kraken have already made a big...
How healthy is your bank? Here’s where four WA banks and the economy stand VIEW
Washington’s big regional banks saw little of the depositor panic that doomed several mid-size banks since March. But they also saw declines in some commercial...
Downtown Seattle pins its hopes on Amazon’s May Day office mandate
With Amazon workers set to be back in the office Monday, hopes are high among downtown boosters that their return will kickstart Seattle's stalled recovery.Â
Trouble in tulipville roils Skagit Valley flower farms VIEW
A dispute between one of the valley’s oldest tulip gardens and its former CEO is casting a shadow over Washington's most colorful business.
Tableau sheds most Seattle-area offices, adding to regional office glut
Salesforce will sublease in total nearly 200,000 square feet of Tableau office space as it looks to reduce its real estate footprint.
WA hiring dragged down by tech and building slumps, office market fears
High interest rates, remote work and a tech slowdown led to heavy March job losses in construction and office management and the weakest hiring since...