Puget Sound Business Journal

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Puget Sound Business Journal

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The Seattle region's source for local business news & events. Part of the American City Business Journals network. Subscribe today! bit.ly/3RC4mgy

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Joined March 2009

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The Small Business Administration has proposed a drastic overhaul of its small business definitions, impacting who can access small business loans and grant programs.
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SBA wants to overhaul small business sizes. Billions of dollars are at stake.
The SBA proposes consolidating industry codes and expanding eligibility, potentially adding over 114,000 companies to federal small business programs.
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"It’s very easy for me to just be me and at the same time, give and give back."
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The National Observer: Airport developments take off
Airport construction projects around the nation are taking off. We cover what it means for economic growth, as well as an executive's winding path to titan status and more in The National Observer.
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Here's what Microsoft has planned for an 8-acre site in Redmond.
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Microsoft's plans for 8-acre Redmond site revealed in permits
An electric vehicle charging station and office space are planned for an 8-acre Redmond site that Microsoft bought for $37.6 million in 2022.
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Highspot, a homegrown unicorn, will remain in Seattle following its merger with Seismic.
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Highspot retains Seattle presence after closing merger with Seismic
Highspot and Seismic complete a merger, combining $600 million in annual revenue and about 2,500 customers.
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More than 90% of workers say their wages have not kept up with rising costs.
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The six-figure salary has lost ground everywhere, but it's been hit hardest in these cities
Inflation has eroded purchasing power unevenly across U.S. metro areas, with some workers needing 57% more income since 2008 to maintain the same lifestyle.