Attorney General Bob Ferguson has shared two major announcements in the past two weeks—one regarding the creation of an internal Organized […]

  New federal inflation statistics reveal that inflation remains high even after a series of Federal Reserve Rate increases. The Personal Consumption […]

  Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison and Councilmembers Sara Nelson and Alex Pedersen have recently proposed a bill prohibiting drug use in […]

  On Monday of this week, Amazon workers returned to the office in downtown Seattle, marking the first official day back in […]

  The Merchants Payments Coalition (MPC) warns that rising swipe fees charged by big banks and credit card networks for processing transactions […]

From left: Robert B. Haase, WR Director of Communications, John McDonagh, Greater Vancouver Chamber President, Mark Johnson, WR V.P. of Policy & […]

  A coalition of business leaders in Spokane is backing the “Safe Open Spaces” ordinance to safeguard employees and customers from accidental […]

  According to a recent survey, consumers are predicted to spend $35.7 billion on Mother’s Day this year—nearly $4 billion more than […]

  By Claire Tassin morningconsult.com Twenty-one percent of consumers say they’ve boycotted a brand for political reasons, a 10-percentage point drop from […]

  The Consortium to Reinvent the Retail Bag has initiated a pilot program to test a returnable retail bag deposit model in […]

  We often fall into the trap of taking routine tasks for granted and performing them on autopilot rather than with fully […]

  Last Wednesday, April 12, was the last opportunity for bills to pass from the opposite House, except for initiatives, alternatives to […]