On October 17, the King County Council’s Transportation, Economy, and Environment Committee heard a presentation by Council staff on legislation that […]

  Independent medical exams (IMEs) provide a valuable second opinion opportunity to review injured workers’ treatment and identify potential misdiagnoses. These exams […]

  Despite consumers’ ongoing economic challenges, retail sales witnessed a surge in September. Amidst increasing economic challenges such as elevated interest rates […]

  Dozens of lawsuits, including at least one class action lawsuit, have been filed against some Washington state employers accused of failing […]

  The recent increase in organized retail crime is posing challenges for not just retailers but also the consumers, employees, and neighborhoods […]

  Walmart’s commitment to enhancing personalized shopping experiences for its customers takes a turn with the introduction of the virtual makeup try-on […]

From left: Brittany Shannon, WR Business Development Manager, Bob Green, WCCE Executive Director, Mark Johnson, WR Senior VP of Policy & Government […]

  According to the latest quality of life survey conducted by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, there is a growing unease […]

  This holiday season, potential shoppers may face tighter credit limits and a more cautious approach to spending. In July, a digital […]

  On September 26, the Seattle City Council’s Public Safety and Human Services Committee heard a presentation from Council staff on a […]

  Tuesday, November 7 — 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. From small to large, Seattle businesses are contending with a significant threat: […]

  Amidst labor disputes across the country, an expanding autoworkers strike, and growing international turmoil, the U.S. economy continues to exhibit notable […]