As banks pull back on loans, small businesses look elsewhere
The escalation of interest rates and heightened prices, compounded by a limit on bank charges, have intensified the strain on small […]
WR joins with worldwide organizations to support standardized clothing labeling
WR signed on in a letter last week to representatives from the global fashion and sportswear industries, along with their enablers […]
Unprecedented spending forecasted on back-to-school supplies
According to a recent survey, this year is expected to bring record-breaking purchases of school and college essentials, according to a […]
Childcare Collaborative Task Force considers access data
Access to childcare has accelerated into a crisis since the 2020 COVID pandemic. Thanks to the foresight of the Washington Legislature, […]
WR opposes anti-arbitration legislation in letter to Congress
WR has joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a coalition of organizations in voicing strong opposition to several bills in […]
Ulta Beauty opens livestream events, bringing new opportunities to brand partners
Ulta Beauty, the country’s leading beauty retailer, has partnered with livestream shopping platform Buywith. This initiative provides Ulta’s brand partners a […]
Department of Revenue officials grilled on capital gains tax rulemaking
Logan Washburn | The Center Square When the Washington State Department of Revenue heard public comment on the state’s new capital gains […]
Hearing loss accelerates with age
Concerts, iPods, thunderous sporting events, and work in loud locations may contribute to an individual suffering hearing loss in the future. […]
Survey reveals consumer trends amidst economic fluctuations
A July survey reveals intriguing insights into current consumer behaviors, reflecting the economic climate’s impact on spending habits and lifestyle choices. […]
Efforts to reduce methane gas and food waste will impact grocers
The Organics Management to Reduce Methane Gas and Food Waste stakeholders’ group has begun meeting to discuss how Washington state should […]
Your opinion matters
The Department of Ecology is conducting consumer satisfaction surveys regarding convenience and accessibility with their LightRecycle Washington Program and the availability […]
Retail sales grew in June amid slower job gains
Despite a slower growth in employment, retail sales continued their upward trajectory in June, indicating a robust consumer sector. The economy […]