Designed, at least partly, by renowned architect Kirtland Cutter, the Peyton Building is one of Spokane's oldest structures and sits on what had been known as downtown's "million-dollar corner."
When Andrea Lawrence was a child, she would reorganize her room on a weekly basis, making different stores. Sometimes, a boutique selling clothing, or a grocery selling food. Charms – the type that dangle from bracelets – were a favorite product. She cut paper plates into little triangles, tied a charm to them, and gave them a price tag.
The near-catastrophic midair blowout of a door-sized fuselage panel on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 in January was caused by two distinct manufacturing errors by different crews on successive days last fall in Boeing’s assembly plant in Renton, Washington.
Kroger Co. and Albertsons Cos. are finally getting their day in court. Nearly two years after the merger was announced, the grocery giants on Monday start a federal court hearing in Portland, Oregon, on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s bid to block the $24.6 billion deal.
Alaska Air Group Inc. and Hawaiian Holdings Inc. are one step closer to finalizing their $1.9 billion merger after the US Justice Department decided against challenging it.
Safety regulators are requiring inspections of Boeing 787 planes following an issue with the engine anti-ice system, according to an airworthiness directive published Tuesday.
The project, costing more than $20 million, is part of a "kid's dream" for developer Nick Brumback. The work involved turning a non-operational parking garage powered by an elevator, built into the 1960s, into loft housing overlooking downtown and Edwidge Wolson Park. The apartments will be available in a building many Spokanites traveled to when receiving medical care or picking up prescriptions from 1964 onward.
Starbucks offered an eight-figure cash signing bonus and personal use of its corporate aircraft to its new CEO as part of its sizable compensation package to lure him away from Chipotle. He also won’t be forced to leave California. .
KELLOGG, Idaho – More than four decades after it closed amid environmental disaster, the Bunker Hill Mine is on track to reopen next year in one of the country’s largest superfund sites, this time with a vision for more responsible mining and stewardship.
Les Schwab Tire Centers is up for sale again, and the investment firm who owns the Bend-based company wants $7 billion for it, according to a new report from Reuters.
Starbucks Corp. is discussing a settlement with Elliott Investment Management that would give the activist investor representation on the board of the coffee shop chain, people familiar with the matter said.
BOISE, Idaho — Matt Wissel grows vegetables and melons on about 80 acres in Nampa, just as his father and grandfather did. He runs his family’s farm, Wissel Farms, with his wife, Benita. He’s watched as acre after acre of farmland has given way to houses. If residential developments and big-box stores keep taking over farmland in Canyon County, Wissel says, there won’t be much agriculture ...
US aviation regulators proposed a directive to require maintenance record checks or inspections of some of Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliners after the planemaker reported a missed test on a part for the main landing gear.
Microsoft Corp.’s Azure cloud-computing service posted a slowdown in quarterly growth, testing the patience of investors anxious to see a payoff from huge investments in artificial intelligence products.
Starbucks Corp. delivered results that were in line with expectations, assuaging investors who had been bracing for another meltdown after being blindsided by the previous quarter’s slump.
Boeing Co. appointed Kelly Ortberg as its next chief executive officer, entrusting a retired veteran of the aviation industry with one of the most complex turnaround challenges in corporate America.
