The biggest advantage of being a business adviser is that it gives you a perspective on many different kinds of businesses and management styles and… Continue reading
All last year, mindful of the looming fiscal cliff, tax accountants advised their clients to accelerate income, defer deductions and execute their estate plans in… Continue reading
I’ve been writing about technology for this paper for several years now. I’ve written about how important it is to interact and connect through social… Continue reading
Email takes up a large portion of our office time each day and it usually ends up sneaking into our evenings, too. Surely, it seems… Continue reading
Each January, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Each February, we celebrate the important milestones highlighted by Black History… Continue reading
Just as the dashboard of your automobile gives you information about your engine, a marketing dashboard keeps you apprised of how your marketing machine is… Continue reading
The 2012-2013 flu season arrived earlier than usual and is hitting the Puget Sound region particularly hard. As the nation braces for increased flu activity,… Continue reading
Jan. 17 In partnership with the Sky Valley Chamber of Commerce and GROW Washington, Sultan Mayor Carolyn Eslick will host a free Business 101 Workshop… Continue reading
The number of short sales in Snohomish County jumped from 14 percent of closed sales in 2011 to 19 percent in 2012, according to a… Continue reading
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is ordering the grounding of the Boeing Co.’s 787 pending safety inspections. The FAA only has authority over U.S.-based carriers.… Continue reading
EVERETT — 2012 proved the laws of year of supply and demand in Snohomish County’s real estate market as weak inventory and willing buyers added… Continue reading
Port of Everett Chief Financial Officer Karen Clements announced Jan. 22 that she will retire in September. Clements, who holds… Continue reading
EVERETT — In his 10th State of the City address, Mayor Ray Stephanson was glad to report that the city’s finances are in “remarkable shape”… Continue reading
By James McCusker Business 101 Abraham Maslov published his famous research paper, “A Theory of Human Motivation,” in 1943, the same year that the federal… Continue reading
ARLINGTON — The Olympic Theatre’s challenge of finding funds to install digital equipment as film copies of the latest movies rapidly disappear is reminiscent of… Continue reading
ARLINGTON — Arlington High School seniors are getting advice from local business people as part of their senior culminating project before entering the highly competitive… Continue reading
When advertising campaigns don’t generate the desired results, many advertisers blame the media (delivery vehicle, e.g. broadcast, print, Internet, etc.) when it is more often… Continue reading
BOTHELL — A U.S. manufacturer moving a production line overseas — that’s probably not surprising. What might be is a small but growing movement by… Continue reading
SMOKEY POINT — Indoor gardening is gaining more and more attention, providing a real-world solution to the Pacific Northwest’s short outdoor growing season. Already, Snohomish… Continue reading
Nominate business leaders for HBJ awards EVERETT — The Herald Business Journal is accepting nominations for its annual Executive of the Year and Entrepreneur of… Continue reading