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Global Expense Accounts Fuel Concur Growth
Loathing can be a profitable motivator. Just ask Steve Singh, CEO and board chairman of Redmond-based Concur Technologies (Nasdaq: CNQR), about filing expense reports. In his prior travel-heavy post, he put off submitting...
Phone companies survive by not calling themselves phone companies
Back in the days of one local telephone company, one type of service and maybe one style of phone, what happened to companies like Pacific Northwest Bell or General Telephone & Electronics was big news. But when the...
Low Cost Ultrasound Drives New Uses
In the age of pricey MRIs and CT scans, it may seem that new and evolving technologies add to the cost of health care, but one Seattle startup proves the opposite can also be true. By moving health care from “expensive”...
Seattle's 2012 World's Fair
Was the future a lot more fun in the past? To judge by the vision of the future at the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair, whose 50th anniversary we commemorate this year, you might think so. The Space Needle! The monorail! Computers...
The World's Traffic Info Provider
Inrix may be the fastest-growing, most far-reaching company you’ve never heard of. This Kirkland-based business of 275 employees has grown 85 percent a year for the past three years to the point at which it generated tens of...