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Pacific Lutheran University will cut 36 faculty, several majors
German and Nordic studies are among the majors being eliminated as the private Tacoma-area school anticipates the pandemic's impact on its budget. 
Tags Allan Belton Joanna Gregson Education
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The week in bankruptcies: Northwest Athletics Inc.
This week in Seattle business bankruptcies include Northwest Athletics Inc. For the year, Seattle has recorded 11 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Larry B/ Feinstein
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Blue Origin wins defense contract to design nuclear-powered rocket
The contract was awarded under a program to develop rockets that can perform rapid maneuvers in space between the Earth and the moon. 
Tags Manufacturing Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Military & Defense
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Washington state pauses distribution of Johnson & Johnson vaccine
The move is in response to new federal guidance after six of the 6.8 million people who received the vaccine developed a blood clot disorder. Here's what it means for state's vaccine rollout, which is... 
Tags Health Care Coronavirus Government & Regulations
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Pierce, 2 other counties will move back a phase; King County remains in Phase 3
If at any point the statewide intensive care unit capacity reaches more than 90%, all counties will move back to Phase 1. 
Tags Jay Inslee Government & Regulations Coronavirus
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Inslee: Employers can now seek proof that workers are at high risk for Covid
The governor has lifted some pandemic worker protections, saying medical professionals now have enough time to verify an employee's preexisting condition. 
Tags Jay Inslee Insurance Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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Scott MacCormack named managing partner at Davis Wright Tremaine
MacCormack replaces Jeff Gray, who has held the position since 2015. 
Tags Jean Tom Camilo Echavarria Human Resources
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Homebuilder pays record price for large Snohomish County site mired in controversy
As home prices soar, homebuilders pour money into the Puget Sound region. Here's the latest example. 
Tags Wes Falkenborg John Lakhani Lennar Corporation
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Amazon defeats Alabama union vote
As of Friday morning 1,798 of the warehouse’s workers voted against unionizing, NBC News reported. 738 voted in favor. 
Tags Government & Regulations Technology Coronavirus
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The week in bankruptcies: SmartNGo Partners LLC
This week in Seattle business bankruptcies include SmartNGo Partners LLC. For the year, Seattle has recorded 10 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Alan D/ Smith
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Former Seattle US Attorney Brian Moran returns to Orrick as a partner
Moran says he hopes to help the firm's technology clients "navigate an increasingly complex regulatory enforcement environment.” 
Tags Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Legal Services Government & Regulations
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Inslee worries some counties may backtrack on pandemic reopening
The state will review the Covid-19 case counts and hospitalizations on Monday to determine whether any areas will move back a reopening phase. 
Tags Jay Inslee Government & Regulations Coronavirus
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Sea-Tac Airport plans $6M upgrade to its Wi-Fi network
The airport says the improvements will provide up to a 200% increase in the coverage and a tenfold increase in bandwidth. 
Tags American Airlines Group Inc/ Southwest Airlines Company Port of Seattle
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UW’s Institute for Protein Design spinout raises $100M for vaccine development
The biotech makes vaccines using “self-assembling” virus-like particle technology to treat life-threatening respiratory diseases. It will use the funding to advance its vaccine candidates into clinical... 
Tags Insurance Coronavirus Health Care
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Fidelity adding financial planners in Seattle amid nationwide hiring push
The positions will primarily be remote, and the company says it is not planning to add office space in the area. 
Tags Kimberly Reingold Banking & Financial Services Mark Barlow
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Pacific Northwest ports unveil cross-border pact to cut emissions
Officials said they will seek to meet their goal phase out emissions by 2050 through changes in equipment, fuels and port infrastructure. 
Tags Technology Port of Seattle The Northwest Seaport Alliance
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Region's largest homebuilder lands a whopper: 32 acres in Woodinville
The horse farm is one of the last large development parcels in the Woodinville/Redmond area. 
Tags D/R/ Horton Inc/ Todd Britsch Residential Real Estate
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Study: Here's where King County ranks among the best places for small businesses
Washington's most-populous county performed better than most others in the state, according to SmartAsset, but another Washington county placed among the top 10 in the U.S. 
Tags Human Resources KD Hall Career & Workplace
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Opinion: Seattle's next mayor must change the culture within City Hall
The occupant of the corner office at 600 4th Avenue should seek the counsel of people who don’t share their point of view with the goal of getting the job done, writes Howard Wright. 
Tags Government & Regulations Jenny Durkan
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Seattle charter amendment would require city action on homelessness
To qualify for the ballot, the signatures of at least 33,000 registered voters must be collected. That's estimated to cost more than $500,000. 
Tags Emily Alvarado Jon Scholes Government & Regulations
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Government employees pour money into Sawant anti-recall effort
If the campaign to recall the Seattle City Council member makes it to the ballot, it will be an uphill battle given the socialist's robust political organization. She will lead a rally Saturday in... 
Tags Egan Orion Kshama Sawant Government & Regulations
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The week in bankruptcies: Solomon Education Group LLC
This week in Seattle business bankruptcies include Solomon Education Group LLC. For the year, Seattle has recorded nine business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Thomas D/ Neeleman
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Boeing wins military order for Seattle-made P-8 sub-hunter jets (Video)
The deal brings the number of U.S. Navy P-8A aircraft under contract to 128, while the Royal Australian Air Force has 14, the jet maker says. 
Tags Technology Boeing Co/ Eric Gardner
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Opinion: Our regional mobility problems are impossible ignore
A strong infrastructure package this year is essential to address our greatest challenges right now, writes Angela Birney and Lynne Robinson. We need to get people from all communities back to work. 
Tags Government & Regulations Lynne Robinson Angela Birney
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Jessyn Farrell's mayoral candidacy draws support from some Seattle business leaders
The former state legislator is politically well connected and has drawn financial support from some business leaders. Last summer she led Gov. Jay Inslee's Safe Work and Economic Recovery group, and... 
Tags Jeffrey Applegate John Schoettler Lance Randall
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All Washington residents 16 and up eligible to get Covid-19 vaccine on April 15
Gov Jay Inslee opened up eligibility for the shots well ahead of the May 1 deadline, largely because of increased vaccine supplies and rising Covid-19 cases. 
Tags Coronavirus Health Care Amazon/com Inc/
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State's Phase Finder will no longer be required to verify Covid-19 vaccine eligibility
“We trust most people will continue to do the right thing and wait their turn to be vaccinated,” says Michele Roberts, the state's acting assistant health secretary. 
Tags Michele Roberts Health Care Coronavirus
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Bartering has a niche in pandemic economy
Bartering is the world’s oldest form of currency, BizX CEO and co-founder Bob Bagga likes to say. He says 30% of the world’s business is non-cash. 
Tags Coronavirus Resilient Washington 2020 Retailing
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State utilities commission OKs $40M for customer bill relief
The assistance is for people struggling to pay their energy bills due to the Covid-19 pandemic, including Puget Sound Energy gas and electricity customers. 
Tags Coronavirus Cascade Natural Gas Corporation Avista Corp/
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State adopts 3-foot social distancing rule for K-12 schools
The announcement from Gov. Jay Inslee was part of a range of adjusted guidelines for schools as students prepare to go back to in-person learning early next month. 
Tags Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Jay Inslee Coronavirus
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