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WA residents willing to pay up for transportation
More Washington state residents are concerned about the future of our state’s transportation system, according to a recent study released by The Washington State Transportation Commission. [Read more]
Pierce a good e-cigarette market
In the last six months, about a half dozen stores selling electronic cigarettes have popped up in Pierce County, including Steampunk Vapory Lounge on St. Helens Ave. in Tacoma. [Read more]
Locals hunt for pickles, prizes
If you’re looking for something to do today, there’s still time to join Tacoma’s second annual pickle hunt. The women behind the event, Lynnae Schneller and Aly Cullinane of Lynnae’s Gourmet Pickles, won’t pay your speeding tickets — but if you’re first to find their hidden pickle jars, you’ll win prizes worth $500 to $1,000. [Read more]
Microsoft promises to hire class of vets
Twenty-two transitioning service members can rest easy come December. As the first cohort of students learning under a partnership between Microsoft and Saint Martin’s University, they have been guaranteed entry-level roles as software testers with either Microsoft or Launch Consulting, the technology consulting firm administering the program. [Read more]
UPS a ‘very important relationship’ for Russell
With Russell Investments now settled in their Seattle headquarters after the move from Tacoma in 2010, the focus on staying connected to the South Puget Sound is still present — and part of that is staying connected to the University of Puget Sound. [Read more]
Wulffs find success in pet food biz
Being a one-stop-shop isn’t the key to success, or at least it hasn’t been for Mud Bay. Owners of the pet supply store learned this firsthand. [Read more]
WA Tourism Alliance seeks bigger budget
If someone were traveling to the Northwestern U.S., chances are he’d choose to go to Montana over Washington. [Read more]
Nine networking no-no’s
Networking events are no cakewalk, but there is some consensus about you shouldn’t be doing. Local experts Carol Bowser, founder of Conflict Management Strategies, and Rachael Costner, founder of the networking group Women’s Resource, helped us compile this a list of what NOT to do at networking events. [Read more]
Advice from a food truck owner
Budha Bear Bagels & Café serves up more than a mean turkey chive sandwich. Beyond their menu of bagels, soups, salads and mac and cheese, Dave Chavis, owner of the three-week-old food truck, has a lesson for business owners and budding entrepreneurs: take your business to your customers. [Read more]
Celebrity Cake Studio finds success in wedding industry
In 2000, Odette D'Aniello of Celebrity Cake Studio couldn’t have dreamed of the success she’s experiencing. Her company, Celebrity Cake Studio in Tacoma, has won the Wedding Channel Bride’s Choice Award for four consecutive years, and this year it’s earned her shop entry into a new wedding industry hall of fame compiled by media company The Knot Wedding Network. [Read more]
The Forum jumps on State Farm bandwagon
Tim Mellema of The Forum restaurant in Puyallup knows an opportunity when he sees it. He’d been eyeing the space occupied by Paddy Coyne’s Irish Pub in Tacoma’s downtown corridor for more than a year, so when it became available, after State Farm made its announcement earlier this spring, he jumped on it. [Read more]
More employees telecommuting
Telecommuting isn’t a fad and it isn’t going away. Eighty percent of human resource executives surveyed by Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. earlier this year said their companies currently offer some form of telecommuting option to employees. At SiteCrafting, it’s been a part of business since business began. [Read more]
Pet businesses fetching big bucks
Ten years ago, you wouldn’t have kept a social calendar for your French Bulldog and there certainly wouldn’t have been as many Halloween costume choices for your four-legged friend as there were for you human child — but a lot has changed in the past decade. [Read more]
Small businesses need to get online
Establishing a web presence can be confusing and overwhelming, but without one you may as well not exist, said Erik Hanberg of Side x Side Creative. That’s bad news for about half of small businesses, because less than 50 percent of them have a web presence. [Read more]
More folks sipping cider
Locally made cider was hard to find three years ago when there were just eight cideries in the state. It was even harder 13 years ago, when David White realized his love for the drink. [Read more]
Outlet unveiling offers lesson for biz owners
Thursday’s grand unveiling of The Outlet Collection, formerly the Super Mall in Auburn, was reminiscent of Black Friday — only much more tame. The parking lot was packed. There were plenty of shoppers, plenty of lines and plenty of deals. But, no shoving, no hair-pulling and no running over toes with shopping carts. [Read more]
Women get a lesson in negotiating
Whether it’s negotiating a business deal with a client or bedtime with your teenager, collaboration is key. This was the message delivered by Karen Hough between laughs and lunch at KeyBank’s annual Key4Women Forum at Hotel Murano this afternoon. [Read more]