Seattle coffee CEO aims to live to 180
By comparison to the ambition of Bulletproof Coffee founder Dave Asprey, Howard Schultz's idea of running for president seems reasonable — after all, a whole...
Rami Grunbaum
Seattle Times business editor
Proton center’s restructuring approved by bankruptcy judge
The Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Proton Therapy Center's plan cements a $135 million loss for lenders who advanced money to build the high-tech treatment center.
High-tech Seattle cancer center wins reprieve as lenders take $135M loss
The massive write-down is part of a negotiated Chapter 11 bankruptcy that will provide the SCCA Proton Therapy Center some financial breathing room to seek...
My grandfather’s Star of David armband: Hatred and courage, then and now | Op-Ed
Even if you can't single-handedly turn the direction of history, you can put some small bricks in the road to a more humane future.
Bombardier sues Mitsubishi in Seattle over aircraft trade secrets
Bombardier has sued Mitsubishi Aircraft in federal court in Seattle, alleging that employees recruited from the Montreal-based company illicitly emailed batches of Bombardier's trade secrets...
Seattle e-bike company says tariffs could puncture growth of its $50M business
Rad Power Bikes, which designs bikes here but has them built in China, says it will soften the impending tariff’s impact by absorbing nearly half...
Bitter legal fight roils Harley Marine Services, a big player on Seattle waterfront
Accusations are flying in courtrooms on both coasts between the founder of Harley Marine Services and its biggest investor, the global investment firm Macquarie.
Russell Wilson on China visit talks up Alibaba, the global rival to Seattle-based Amazon
The Seahawks quarterback cryptically declares he will "do some groundbreaking things" with Alibaba after visiting its headquarters in Hangzhou, China.
One weird trick B.C. uses to keep out Washington wine
It turns out Washington state and British Columbia are now engaged in what Canada’s leading newspaper calls a “wine war.”