Tessera Inc., which is developing ways to diagnose cancer, has raised $8.5 million in a new round of financing. It’s a Seattle company that I don’t know much about, but here’s the story:
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Community Health organizations and food banks are funded by Swedish hospital rent.
Expansion doubles the space of Sound Sports and Training as owner Frederick Brooks looks to train more trainers.
The purchase is the first part of a hospital expansion.
The new store will be only the second in the U.S. for the Canadian-based supermarket and Asian grocery.
Combo coffee, art gallery, bookshop aims to build business in Everett.
The plant is to be based in Chelan County and will power Microsoft data centers.
Tim Ryker replaced longtime Chief Operating Officer Carl Wollebek, who retired.
The initial vision calls for a downtown hub offering a mix of retail, events, restaurants and residential options.
One proposal would penalize landlords who don’t rent to new tenants after a store closes.
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The tour aimed to highlight the contributions of Washington manufacturers.
Downtown Everett lumber yard to close after 75 years.
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