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State timber plan worries the biggest employer in town

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State timber plan worries the biggest employer in town

In Darrington, fewer logs could mean fewer jobs and millions less for the state’s public schools.

CES gadget show: How watching TV will change in the 2020s

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CES gadget show: How watching TV will change in the 2020s

The show’s keynote addresses will this year feature executives from networks, upstart video services

Boeing considers taking on more debt to cover 737 Max costs

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Boeing considers taking on more debt to cover 737 Max costs

The Wall Street Journal reports that costs stemming from the Max grounding are increasing.

Oil price keeps rising as industry eyes Iran-U.S. conflict

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Oil price keeps rising as industry eyes Iran-U.S. conflict

The Brent contract for oil touched a high of $70.74 a barrel, the highest since mid-September.

Amazon names its big, yellow lockers: Call me Iggy

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Amazon names its big, yellow lockers: Call me Iggy

Somewhere in the world, or down the street, there’s an Amazon Locker that probably shares your name.

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Snohomish roofing company facing $374,000 in safety fines

The company is subject to greater scrutiny from the state because of a history of violations.

3 crashes, 3 deaths raise questions about Tesla’s Autopilot

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3 crashes, 3 deaths raise questions about Tesla’s Autopilot

Does the company does enough to ensure that drivers keep paying attention?

American Airlines vows to share Boeing proceeds with workers

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American Airlines vows to share Boeing proceeds with workers

The airline estimated that the grounding of the Max 737 will cut its pretax income by $540 million.

State sues Johnson & Johnson, claims it fueled opioid epidemic

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State sues Johnson & Johnson, claims it fueled opioid epidemic

AG Bob Ferguson says the drug giant used deceptive marketing to pump up pain drug prescriptions.

As more women run for office, child care remains a hurdle

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As more women run for office, child care remains a hurdle

Only 6 states, including Washington, have laws allowing campaign money to be used for child care.

Constant change: Here’s what happened in business in 2019

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Constant change: Here’s what happened in business in 2019

The most important and popular business stories chronicled commerce in transition.

Starting today, you must be 21 to buy smokes or vape devices

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Starting today, you must be 21 to buy smokes or vape devices

At 18, teens can vote, get tattoos and go to war, but can no longer purchase those products.

Kirkland firm moves closer to buying Frontier Communications

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Kirkland firm moves closer to buying Frontier Communications

Regulators are expected to rule this spring on WaveDivision’s bid to buy Frontier Communications.

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Marijuana dispensaries prepare for shortages in the new year

CHICAGO — With less than 48 hours to go until marijuana shops open their doors to the public,…

Trump says he’ll sign first-step China trade deal on Jan. 15

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Trump says he’ll sign first-step China trade deal on Jan. 15

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The first phase of a U.S.-China trade agreement will be inked at the…

They’re hiring: CEO of Workforce Snohomish County steps down

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They’re hiring: CEO of Workforce Snohomish County steps down

Erin Monroe has led the agency since 2014. She plans to embark on the “next chapter” of her…

737 crisis leaves Boeing badly behind in race with Airbus

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737 crisis leaves Boeing badly behind in race with Airbus

With loss of a previous strategic advantage, this disastrous year will be followed by a precarious 2020.

Washington workers can soon access paid family leave benefit

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Washington workers can soon access paid family leave benefit

Eligible workers get 12 weeks paid time off for birth or adoption or for a serious medical condition.

What we learned from 2019’s worst PR disasters

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What we learned from 2019’s worst PR disasters

No. 1: Dennis Muilenburg’s week of silence after the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 in March.

Lime scooters are gone for the winter in Everett

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Lime scooters are gone for the winter in Everett

The popular rentable electric scooters were removed from the city last week and will return in spring.