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Kansas City sues ATF for giving license to gun manufacturer accused of trafficking
The city previously sued a predecessor to JA Industries, claiming it played a part in a local gun trafficking scheme. 
Tags Government & Regulations Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives James Samuels
'Don't wait to be rescued' and other advice from Women of Influence honorees
'Believe in yourself and have confidence,' said retired Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best. 
Tags Human Resources Career & Workplace
Baby product company BooginHead reinvents itself in a post-Covid world
Throwing his sippy cup was a game for her son. 
Tags Coronavirus Sari Davidson Retailing
WrestleMania set to return to Tampa Bay in April
The highly anticipated event cancelled its Tampa plans in March 2020 just as the pandemic raged. Now, WWE says it is set for a do-over. 
Tags Sports Business Jane Castor Rob Higgins
Venture capital investor likes being the one who writes the checks
'At first, it was definitely like the training wheels were off.' 
Tags Chauncey Hamilton Banking & Financial Services
The week in bankruptcies: Kentama ICH LLC, L&M Retail Ventures LLC and 2 more.
This week in Dallas business bankruptcies include Kentama ICH LLC, L&M Retail Ventures LLC and more. For the year, Dallas has recorded 0 business bankruptcy filings. 
DFW-based fintech startup extends Series A, bringing round to about $10M
After landing a $7.5 million Series A in October, Gig Wage has extended the round to include Foundry Group. 
Tickers INNO
Tags E/commerce Ethan Austin Personal Technology
Syncapay CEO Juli Spottiswood sees opportunity ahead after key merger
An acquisition drew a lot of attention. 
Tags Technology Mergers and Acquisitions
2 Greater Cincinnati elementary schools earn prestigious academic honor
Two Greater Cincinnati schools have received national recognition from the National Elementary and Secondary Education Act for their academic achievement. 
Tags Education K/12 Education
Independent music venues struggle to stay afloat during pandemic
Concert venues in the U.S. have received no government relief and were among the first businesses to close last spring and will be one of the last to reopen, even though their expenses continue. 
Tags Arts Food & Lifestyle Retailing & Restaurants
BREW’d craft pub is under new ownership
The sale closed on Dec. 31 for an undisclosed sum. 
Tags Bars Coronavirus Restaurants
Son of Seattle's group designs dazzling interiors for new Climate Pledge Arena
Rockwell Group architect and partner Shawn Sullivan talks about growing up in the Puget Sound region and shares some design renderings of the new suites, lounges, restaurants and bars inside Climate... 
Tags Alison Lynn Architecture & Engineering NHL Seattle
Patti Payne's Cool Pads: Medina meets SoCal in this $4.35M contemporary home
The four-bedroom, four-bathroom, designed by Seattle-based Lane Williams Architects, is owned by an entrepreneurial couple. 
Tags Andrew O’Neill Residential Real Estate Housing Market
Officials prep for possible inauguration protests at Arizona Capitol
The FBI's Phoenix office "has not received any specific and substantiated threat to the Arizona state capitol or other government buildings," but said it's working closely with state and local police. 
Tags Government & Regulations
Solve the CEO Paradox by getting out of your own way
The classic paradox for a CEO is: control is simple, while delegating is complicated. 
Tags Career & Workplace Human Resources
Former Gov. Locke to continue serving as Bellevue College's interim president
Locke replaced the college's former president after a leadership shakeup over a defaced campus mural depicting a World War II Japanese American internment camp. 
Tags Jerry Weber Greg Dietzel Gary Locke
University Hospitals executive picked for Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland board
Gartland advocates for UH at the federal, state and local levels and is an experienced leader in health care public policy. 
Tags University Hospitals of Cleveland Insurance Banking & Financial Services
Marketing data company to close SA office, lay off 50 workers
The exit comes less than four years after the Ohio company expanded its presence in the Alamo City. 
Tags Erin Osborn Career & Workplace Alliance Data Systems Corp/
Accolade's stock surges following proposed $460M acquisition of 2nd.MD
The deal includes a $230 million cash payment along with stock. 
Tags Mergers and Acquisitions Health Care Rajeev Singh
Lessons for the post-Covid wine industry: Boost digital focus, make tastings by appointment
The pandemic will recede, but the industry can't go back to the way it was. 
Tags Retailing Food & Beverage Manufacturing
Virgin Orbit to demo its LauncherOne air-launched rocket
The Long Beach company aims to air-launch its LauncherOne rocket from the Cosmic Girl Boeing 747-400 aircraft at high altitude. 
Tags Aerospace Technology Virgin Orbit, LLC
Atlanta Falcons name Arthur Smith new head coach
Former Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator hired to replace Dan Quinn. 
Tags Sports Business FedEx Corporation Professional Sports
Snohomish County economic development group hires leader after nationwide search
Garry Clark comes to Snohomish County from Nebraska, where he was president and CEO of the Greater Fremont Development Council. 
Tags Human Resources Economic Alliance Snohomish County Career & Workplace
Mike Miller, a titan of Maryland politics, dies
Miller became president of the Maryland Senate in 1987 and a fixture of state government for the next 33 years. 
Tags Government & Regulations Politics Bill Ferguson
Folsom media company e.Republic names replacement for founding CEO
Cathilea Robinett has been named CEO of Folsom media company e.Republic, succeeding company founder Dennis McKenna, who will become executive chairman. 
Tags Media & Marketing Digital Media Print Publishing
Broad Institute director, MIT research exec to join Biden administration
Eric Lander, president and founding director of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and Maria Zuber, MIT’s vice president for research, have been tapped by President-elect Joe Biden for top science... 
Tags Insurance Pharmaceuticals Biotech
Tri-City ValleyCats file suit against Houston Astros, Major League Baseball over affiliation loss
The team is seeking at least $15 million due to what it says is loss of franchise value, as well as costs incurred for improvements and renovations at Joseph L. Bruno Stadium. 
Tags Sports Business Tri/City ValleyCats
Oakland Coliseum, three S.F. locations could be first Bay Area mass Covid vaccination sites
Baseball stadiums in Los Angeles and San Diego are already being used to distribute Covid vaccines, but not so far in the Bay Area. 
Tags Sporting Venues Health Care Coronavirus
Frost Bank confirms first layoffs in almost two decades
The company is cutting costs due to economic conditions related to the pandemic and low interest rates. 
Tags Banking & Financial Services
Thanks for the memories: Norwegian Air shuts down flights at SFO, elsewhere
The airline was once a popular choice for Bay Area residents wanting a cheap flight to London, Paris and Barcelona. 
Tags Travel Travel & Tourism Ben Schlappig
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