Site Logo
China, EU bolster greening of global shipping to curb emissions

Business

China, EU bolster greening of global shipping to curb emissions

The shift toward clean power was prompted by the Paris climate agreement.

News

Bi-Mart coming to Elma in 2018

At this point, most people know that Elma is home of the Whopper, but Elma also will be…

Business

Google fined record $2.7 billion in European antitrust case

Google disagrees with the EU’s decision and says it’s considering an appeal.

Business

Nominations open for annual GGHI Leaders Banquet

126th Annual Leaders Banquet & Business Recognition Awards

Amazon aims to upend U.S. grocery industry with purchase of Whole Foods

Business

Amazon aims to upend U.S. grocery industry with purchase of Whole Foods

Stocks of supermarket companies tumble.

PORT OF GRAYS HARBOR PHOTO                                Satsop Business Park Manager of Business Development Alissa Shay, Port of Grays Harbor Commissioner Stan Pinnick and Port of Grays Harbor Commissioner Jack Thompson accept the Outstanding Job Creator award at Washington Public Ports Association awards breakfast earlier this month.

Business

Satsop Business Park nets job creator award for addition of Overstock.com call center

Washington Public Ports Association presented award at spring meeting in May

News

Greater Grays Harbor Visitor Information Center in search of volunteers

Volunteer opportunity

Business

Timing the market not an easy feat

The most recent presidential election is a prime example of how it may be beneficial to remain invested…

Business

As going-out-of-business sales play out, consumers need to be wary

By Patricia Sabatini

Business

Timberland Bancorp appoints Kathy D. Leodler to board of directors

Former FBI special agent

War on sugar turns decades of growth into industry tipping point

Business

War on sugar turns decades of growth into industry tipping point

Raw sugar’s 16 percent drop ranks it bottom of the 22 raw materials on the Bloomberg Commodity Index.

As retail stores close, where are the jobs going?

Business

As retail stores close, where are the jobs going?

The losses of traditional retail jobs are being absorbed by fulfillment centers and warehouses.

Business

Business groups drop challenge to Washington’s new minimum wage, family leave law

The groups still insist that I-1433 was unconstitutional because it covered too many topics.