Amicus brief filed advocating review of controversial capital gains tax case
In collaboration with prominent business groups, the Citizen Action Defense Fund (CADF) has filed an amicus brief advocating for the U.S. […]
King County Council considering a $18.99 minimum wage
On October 17, the King County Council’s Transportation, Economy, and Environment Committee heard a presentation by Council staff on legislation that […]
IME recording law creates chaos and delays for injured workers’ treatment progress
Independent medical exams (IMEs) provide a valuable second opinion opportunity to review injured workers’ treatment and identify potential misdiagnoses. These exams […]
Retail sales increase in September, yet core yearly growth decelerates
Despite consumers’ ongoing economic challenges, retail sales witnessed a surge in September. Amidst increasing economic challenges such as elevated interest rates […]
Employers face lawsuits for pay transparency violations
Dozens of lawsuits, including at least one class action lawsuit, have been filed against some Washington state employers accused of failing […]
Fight Retail Crime Day unites the industry
The recent increase in organized retail crime is posing challenges for not just retailers but also the consumers, employees, and neighborhoods […]
Walmart introduces virtual makeup try-on powered by AI
Walmart’s commitment to enhancing personalized shopping experiences for its customers takes a turn with the introduction of the virtual makeup try-on […]
A heartfelt thank you to Washington’s Chamber leaders
From left: Brittany Shannon, WR Business Development Manager, Bob Green, WCCE Executive Director, Mark Johnson, WR Senior VP of Policy & Government […]
Survey reveals more Seattleites concerned over public safety
According to the latest quality of life survey conducted by the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, there is a growing unease […]
Credit card debt tops $1 trillion in advance of holiday shopping season
This holiday season, potential shoppers may face tighter credit limits and a more cautious approach to spending. In July, a digital […]
Seattle City Council considering a new delivery fee
On September 26, the Seattle City Council’s Public Safety and Human Services Committee heard a presentation from Council staff on a […]
Addressing Organized Retail Crime in Seattle
Tuesday, November 7 — 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. From small to large, Seattle businesses are contending with a significant threat: […]