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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has unveiled the CO—100 List, spotlighting America’s top 100 small businesses. This prestigious roster celebrates innovation, resilience, and growth across diverse industries nationwide.
Fewer Canadians are crossing into the U.S., impacting businesses in border towns. In one Oregon community, local owners adapt with new strategies to attract and retain customers amid shifting travel trends.
Washington state has enacted broad tax increases affecting income, property, and business sectors. The measures aim to boost revenue for public services amid rising budget demands, signaling major fiscal shifts for residents and companies.
The University of Washington ranks among America’s top public universities, securing a strong position in the U.S. News & World Report’s latest college rankings. Its academic programs and research impact continue to impress nationwide.
President Trump signed an order granting tariff exemptions to select countries with existing U.S. trade deals, aiming to ease trade tensions and boost economic partnerships, Reuters reports.
The US CDC chief was abruptly fired after just weeks in the role, challenging the ouster amid turmoil as four top agency officials resign. The sudden shake-up raises concerns over public health leadership stability.
Molly Fogarty joins The Business Journals as a reporter, bringing extensive experience in local business coverage. She aims to deliver in-depth news and insights on regional economic trends and developments.
The Washington Post reports that U.S. and British intelligence agencies have been secretly mining data from nine major U.S. internet companies in a broad surveillance program, raising privacy and legal concerns.
Since his inauguration, former President Donald Trump has purchased over $100 million in bonds, according to a recent disclosure. The acquisitions highlight his significant investment activity amid his political tenure.
A recent report by the Washington Policy Center highlights how the state’s stringent regulations and high taxes create a harsh business climate, posing significant challenges for small businesses to thrive and grow.
Lidl has signed a deal to open its second store in Washington, D.C., expanding its presence in the city. The new location aims to serve more local shoppers with affordable groceries and fresh produce.
A new survey by American University in Washington, D.C. reveals a significant tax literacy gap among small business owners, highlighting urgent needs for improved financial education and support.
Penn Washington launches “Penn Global,” a new initiative connecting students worldwide through innovative programs and virtual exchanges. The platform aims to foster global collaboration and cultural understanding.
A new report names Washington’s airport the best in the U.S. for business travelers, citing top amenities, efficient services, and connectivity. The recognition highlights the airport’s role in boosting regional commerce.
Forbes has released its latest rankings of the best states to start a business. The list evaluates factors like startup costs, access to funding, and economic climate, highlighting top states for entrepreneurs in 2024.
Washington, D.C. is home to 26 innovative software companies driving technological growth across government and private sectors. These firms are powering the nation’s digital future, spotlighted by Built In’s latest report.
Washington State Department of Ecology unveils new guidelines to reduce single-use serviceware waste. The initiative targets sustainable alternatives to protect the environment and curb pollution statewide.
A recent LendingTree report reveals that nearly 20% of businesses fail within their first year. Experts advise strategic planning, financial management, and market research as key factors to boost long-term success.
The Trump administration has deployed troops in Washington’s safest areas as part of a controversial crime crackdown. Critics argue the move is excessive, while officials say it’s vital to ensure public safety.
Markets open cautiously as tensions in Ukraine persist, with investors eyeing the upcoming Jackson Hole symposium for clues on U.S. monetary policy. Uncertainty keeps trading volumes subdued, fueling cautious sentiment.