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Boeing addresses investors while Puget Sound sleeps
May 22
- Restaurant's 'Kitchen Nightmares' meltdown becomes national sensation May 22
- Xbox One looks great but questions linger May 22
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With high-tech guns, users could disable remotely
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May 22
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Poll: Teens migrating to Twitter
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May 22
- Steps you can take to preserve your retirement May 23
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Public hearing Thursday on Frontier phone rates
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May 22
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CEO: Boeing is 'way ahead' of Airbus with 777X
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May 22
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Spokane loses bid to be KC-46 tanker base
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May 22
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- CEO: Boeing is 'way ahead' of Airbus with 777X
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- Boeing addresses investors while Puget Sound sleeps
- Public hearing Thursday on Frontier phone rates
- Restaurant's 'Kitchen Nightmares' meltdown becomes national sensation
- Microsoft touts Xbox One as all-in-one entertainment
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- Panel: Apple dodging U.S. taxes
- Poll: Teens migrating to Twitter
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May 21
- Microsoft touts Xbox One as all-in-one entertainment
- JPMorgan's Dimon survives shareholder referendum
- Cook tells Congress Apple pays 'all the taxes we owe'
- Panel: Apple dodging U.S. taxes
- Sprint boosts buyout offer for Clearwire
- Germany's SAP to recruit tech staff with autism
- ESPN cutting workforce, 'smartly managing costs'
- Ex-Ford execs charged in Argentine torture cases
- Special K churns out products in brand evolution
- Home Depot boosts profit, sales as housing market improves
May 20
- United Airlines resumes Boeing 787 flights
- Wal-Mart told to provide more info in bribe case
- Ryanair keeps growing, reports record profits
- Yahoo takes big leap with $1.1B deal for Tumblr
- Everett Clinic CEO preaches continual improvement
- Cerberus Seen Open to Albertsons Asset Sales
- Alaska unveils plan to assess gas, oil in ANWR
- Retailer LL Bean keeping it in the family
- GrubHub, Seamless to combine online food ordering businesses
- Laundry-job lessons serve successful Stanwood farmer
- Biz Bits: People and businesses in the news
May 19
- An easier way to get away
- Ready to retire? Avoid refinance
- Five reasons that small businesses fail
- These sites can help in your job search
May 18
- Dark clouds over air shows after budget cuts
- Americans most optimistic since 2007 as stocks surge
- Employment increases in 40 states
- More automakers turning to clean diesel
- McDonald's to overhaul U.S. menu
- Energy Department backs gas export plan
May 17
- Seattle's Tableau Software soars in trading debut
- Airlines trim 1st quarter losses
- Distrust of government has deep roots; the IRS isn’t helping
- Fiat considers moving headquarters to U.S.
- Alcoa cuts 500 jobs, 2 production lines
- Northwest cherry crop smaller this year
- Senate OKs Ernest Moniz as energy chief
May 16
Links
- • Snohomish County Business Journal
- • WorkSource job search
- • Job fairs
- • Port of Everett
- • Filing for unemployment
- • United Way unemployment survival guide
- • Economic Alliance Snohomish County
- • Photos: Japan Airlines 787 leaks fuel onto runway
- • NTSB 787 investigation
- • Worker retraining reference sites
- 'Hair of the dog' advertising doesn't work
- Peoples Bank opens new downtown Everett branch
- Jackson students earn first at DECA meeting
- EvCC opens new health sciences building
- SBA awards Sievers’ family business for longevity
- John Olsen identified, designed Naval Station Everett
- Racers use crowdfunding to develop data device
- Trinity Lutheran College lands in TV spotlight
- Inslee's aerospace plan: Land the 777X
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