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2,500 Boeing workers to resume work in Everett and elsewhere

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2,500 Boeing workers to resume work in Everett and elsewhere

With COVID-19 still a concern, the company promised to “have all of the necessary safety measures in place.”

Airlines cut Paine Field departures to a handful a day

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Airlines cut Paine Field departures to a handful a day

Alaska Airlines is down to four daily Everett departures. United is flying once or twice.

Filing for unemployment starts off a little bit ‘clunky’

Northwest

Filing for unemployment starts off a little bit ‘clunky’

New claims in Snohomish County — 21,148 — were down slightly from the previous week’s tally.

Virus casts a dark cloud over once-thriving home market

Northwest

Virus casts a dark cloud over once-thriving home market

Shutdown orders have halted open houses, sellers are delaying listings and buyers are losing their jobs.

GM, Bothell’s Ventec get $489.4 million order for ventilators

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GM, Bothell’s Ventec get $489.4 million order for ventilators

The federal government is buying 30,000 of the life-sustaining machines to be delivered by August.

Pandemic reflected in newspaper industry’s struggles

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Pandemic reflected in newspaper industry’s struggles

Not helping financially is the fact that many newspapers allow free online access to COVID-19 stories.

Monroe maker of hair products switches to hand cleaner

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Monroe maker of hair products switches to hand cleaner

Federal regulators eased the rules around the production of hand sanitizer, but not the formula.

Lynnwood firm makes aerosol boxes to protect medical workers

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Lynnwood firm makes aerosol boxes to protect medical workers

Plastic fabricators are rushing to build simple plastic boxes to help guard against COVID-19 infection.

Food manufacturers shift into overdrive to keep shelves full

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Food manufacturers shift into overdrive to keep shelves full

Nobody but nobody is questioning food manufacturers’ inclusion on the list of essential businesses.

CEO of Economic Alliance steps down, interim CEO appointed

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CEO of Economic Alliance steps down, interim CEO appointed

Patrick Pierce steps down after four years at the helm for job in Clayton, North Carolina

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Everett Trader Joe’s closed due to workers ill with COVID-19

The store will close for cleaning. Five other Trader Joe’s stores closed temporarily this week.

Business

Democrats urge Boeing to take bailout money, pay workers

Washington’s four Republican U.S. representatives did not sign the letter.

Virus humbles once-thriving restaurants in Snohomish County

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Virus humbles once-thriving restaurants in Snohomish County

Grace Correa lost her marriage, home and business. She invested in a new restaurant. Then came COVID-19.

Boeing extends temporary shutdown of Puget Sound plants

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Boeing extends temporary shutdown of Puget Sound plants

The company had planned to reopen on Wednesday. About 60 Everett employees have tested positive.

‘Essential’ businesses: Florists, boat sellers and toy makers

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‘Essential’ businesses: Florists, boat sellers and toy makers

Interpretations of the governor’s stay-home order are many, and some strain credulity.

Ride the Ducks Seattle files for bankruptcy after closing

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Ride the Ducks Seattle files for bankruptcy after closing

The tourist attraction never recovered financially after a 2015 crash that killed five and injured 60

Boeing takes new blow with Avolon scrapping $8 billion order

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Boeing takes new blow with Avolon scrapping $8 billion order

The plane-leasing company will also defer delivery of 25 Boeing and Airbus narrow-bodies.

Key system on Boeing’s KC-46 tanker needs a complete redesign

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Key system on Boeing’s KC-46 tanker needs a complete redesign

The change in the Everett-built airplane involves a remote vision system used for aerial refueling.

Boeing to offer buyouts, weighs wide-body production cuts

Business

Boeing to offer buyouts, weighs wide-body production cuts

The buyouts would keep a $60 billion bailout option viable. Forced layoffs would complicate that effort.

What’s essential? Cannabis, and sales are brisk in Washington

Local News

What’s essential? Cannabis, and sales are brisk in Washington

Pot shops stay open amid COVID-19, with curbside pickup. And stimulus checks are coming soon.