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A juicy lawsuit was finally settled between Spokane’s No-Li Brewhouse and Seattle’s Redhook Brewery, leading to a change in Redhook’s labeling for one of its imperial IPA’s.

Amazon wants its third-party sellers to know they are appreciated.

A remodel of a portion of the Davenport Hotel lobby was unveiled to the public Friday – and nothing about it is minimalistic.

Five years after a nuclear reactor at the Three Mile Island plant in central Pennsylvania closed amid financial troubles, its owner wants to bring it back online. Baltimore-based Constellation Energy Corp. said Friday that it has signed a 20-year agreement with Microsoft under which the technology company will purchase power from Three Mile Island Unit 1. That reactor is located at an independent facility from Unit 2, which closed in 1979 after experiencing a partial meltdown.

American Battery Technology Co. and lithium-producer Albemarle Corp. are among 25 companies getting more than $3 billion in funding from the Biden administration to boost domestic production of advanced batteries and components.

Sugar prices are surging as fires and drought slam fields in top grower Brazil, threatening higher costs for sweets and desserts.

About $25 million of construction financing has been secured for the development of Saltese Creek, a 192-unit multifamily project being built just south of the intersection of Tschirley Road and 6th Ave in Spokane Valley.

Apple Inc. has been warned by the European Union to open up its highly guarded iPhone and iPad operating systems to rival technologies, or eventually risk significant fines under its flagship digital antitrust rules.

Sales of existing US homes fell in August to a 10-month low on persistent affordability challenges ahead of a recent decline in mortgage rates.

Walmart Inc. customers will soon have the option to pay directly from their bank accounts with instant transfers for online purchases. The enhanced feature is a flash point in the escalating tensions between merchants and the card networks setting the fees for payment processing.

Amazon.com Inc. is launching an artificially intelligent assistant designed to help online merchants manage their businesses.

Germany’s electric-vehicle market plunged last month, leading a broader decline in Europe that’s left carmakers calling on Brussels to reconsider key climate targets.

Applications for US unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level since May, indicating the job market remains healthy despite a slowdown in hiring.

Tupperware, a household brand once so popular it became the name of an entire product category, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Tuesday as consumers’ evolving shopping behaviors and increased competition led to slumping sales.

In its relentless search for ways to weave digital products into people's lives, Big Tech has achieved some big wins. Smart phones are ubiquitous. Apple Watch users talk to their wrists. Artificial intelligence-powered assistants are everywhere.

A new manufacturing plant planned near the Spokane International Airport could bring about 300 jobs to the West Plains.

It’s the perennial question among stock investors: which is better – growth investing or value investing? Recently, there’s been little contest. Growth stocks, such as Apple and Nvidia, have handily outperformed value names.