Short Reports

Tue., Nov. 2, 1999

From Staff

Impac Services, a computer consulting firm based in Boise, plans to open a six-person Spokane office in mid-November that could grow to 15 staffers in several years. The company specializes in setting up and managing Oracle-based computer programs.

The Impac Spokane office will direct projects in North Idaho, Eastern Washington, Western Montana and parts of Canada. Impac employs 50. A site for the Spokane office has not been selected.

Online retailer eToys will join forces with the children’s divisions of the Gap in a marketing partnership that will promote both companies’ products on the Internet and at traditional stores this holiday season.

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