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In a year full of worker stoppages from the writer's and actor's strikes in Los Angeles to Midwest autoworkers, it seemed like unions had somehow figured out how to claw back into labor discussions as the economy continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you’re an investor, be sure to give special attention to the taxes you’ll have to pay on your investments. In many cases, you have ways to legally reduce, defer or even eliminate taxes on your investment gains and keep more of your profits.

The average mortgage interest rate for a standard 30-year fixed mortgage week was 7.03%, an increase of 0.03 percentage points from the previous week's 7.00%.

No-Li Brewhouse will offer 400 half-priced cases of a crowd-favorite beer to benefit Giving Back Spokane.

With a recent market value over $1.4 trillion, Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) is one of the largest semiconductor companies around, specializing in graphic processing units (GPUs) used for gaming and cryptocurrency mining, among other things, as well as artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

A site long used by the city of Spokane's fleet of snow plows and other vehicles is about to become a very large. multi-family housing complex, according to permit requests submitted earlier this month.

Amazon.com Inc.’s Ring home doorbell unit says it will stop letting police departments request footage from users’ video doorbells and surveillance cameras, retreating from a practice that was criticized by civil liberties groups and some elected officials.

Microsoft Corp. achieved a historic $3 trillion market valuation on Wednesday, in the latest example of how optimism over artificial intelligence has fueled a seemingly unstoppable advance in the software giant.

Netflix Inc. shares surged after the streaming giant reported its best quarter of growth since viewers were stuck at home in the early days of the pandemic.

Southwest Airlines flight attendants voted to authorize a strike after seeing that pilots at the same carrier got perks they were denied.

Stocks kept to small ranges ahead of a slew of company results that should offer insights on the state of the global economy.

CHEWELAH, Wash. – A new creamery in Stevens County sells milk the old-fashioned way: locally and in a glass bottle.

Johnson & Johnson is seeking to move a unit to Texas as it prepares for a potential third bankruptcy court filing to resolve more than 50,000 lawsuits alleging tainted talc in its baby powder caused cancer.

Alaska Airlines has finally received the hallmark of a truly American public relations disaster: a “Saturday Night Live” sketch.

The Federal Aviation Administration has recommended airlines inspect another model of Boeing airplanes, broadening the scope of scrutiny beyond the 737 MAX 9 model. The FAA said Sunday evening it was recommending operators of Boeing’s 737-900ER aircraft “visually inspect mid-exit door plugs to ensure the door is properly secured.”  

Remember the fuss about student loan payments starting back up, with new repayment programs rolling out to offset the challenges? Well, a new benefit rolling out in February promises some relief: full debt cancellation. 

Ford Motor Co. cut production of its F-150 Lightning electric truck amid fading demand for electric vehicles.