Biz Blog
Bezos and Ballmer rank on the "New Establishment" list.
Microsoft co-founder files patent infringement lawsuits against everyone. Except Microsoft.
Juju.com's survey finds Seattle among the cities with the most available jobs.
The stock market acts like it's the end of the world, but plenty of local companies are investing for the future.
July looks good for the private sector, not so good for government employees
Washington has spent just a fraction of the $4.5 billion in Recovery Act funds it has been allocated. Look for more much-needed jobs to be created.
GM Nameplate had decided against moving more production offshore.
Former Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska dead in plane crash; EADS North America CEO also on board.
Government support for green business is great, but government should avoid making big bets on single companies.
Where's the real innovation in transportation? China.
UW graduates are a net gain for the economy; It's a shame so few can get in.
F5 makes it onto Forbes' list of midsize companies hiring the most.
Speculation mounts that Steve Ballmer may soon be out.
As China's economic soars, multinationals are less tolerant of government policies they see as unfair barriers to trade
The key to success is employee engagement.
A $5.6 billion dividend is the final step in the timber company's conversion to a real estate investment trust
When marketing and engineering can't agree, chaos ensues.
While every few thousand dollars invested in a company used to create a job, today it takes more than $100,000 per job created.
Unitus, an organization that has helped microcredit organizations flourish across the developing world, is shutting its doors.
Amazon continues to strengthen its brand through niche purchases




