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Olympia misses another chance for quicker project reviews, job creation

May 13, 2016
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By Sen. Sharon BrownEconomic growth in Washington rests, in part, on political oversight. Our state faces a number of infrastructure and trade opportunities that, if approved in a timely manner, can create more jobs and a stronger local economy.  Unfortunately, many of these projects stall due to a permit process that...
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Living happier and healthier in retirement takes good planning

May 13, 2016
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(StatePoint) — The conceptions and realities of retirement have changed a great deal over the past several decades, giving many seniors misgivings about the future. But your golden years can be happy, healthy and productive, say experts.“For many individuals, confusion, fear and an overwhelming sense of powerlessness accompany the prospect...
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Titanium alloy could improve fuel economy and reduce emissions

April 14, 2016
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By PNNL staff for TCAJOBAn improved titanium alloy — stronger than any commercial titanium alloy currently on the market — gets its strength from the novel way atoms are arranged to form a special nanostructure. For the first time, researchers have been able to see this alignment and then manipulate...
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JMK Tech’s Kasparek all about helping people use technology

April 14, 2016
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By Jeff Morrow for TCAJOBJustin Kasparek has always known what he wanted to do.“I knew since I was 7 that I wanted to run a business,” he said.[blockquote quote="Smart home technology is in its rebellious teenage stage. But I believe it will be in every home, some form of it,...
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Protect your data by properly training your employees on cyber safety

April 14, 2016
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By Paul Carlisle for TCAJOBMany large-scale manufacturers, construction, and fabrication companies integrate a safety program into their everyday operations — from morning safety meetings, ongoing worker training, to rewards systems for practicing safety measures. But many businesses, both large and small, fail to create even the most basic IT security...
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Charitable trusts can help you do good, transfer assets, and reduce taxes all at once

February 17, 2016
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By Sara Bailey and Kathryn Garrison for TCAJOBEstate planning is never an easy topic to discuss, and incorporating taxes into the picture makes it an even less appealing topic. Sara Bailey,Moss AdamsHowever, everyone should have an estate plan—even if it’s just a simple will. Those with large and complex estate...
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Hunting works for Washington’s economy and environment

February 17, 2016
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By George Twigg for TCAJOBIn Eastern Washington, people understand that hunting is a part of our lifestyle. Even hunters, however, often overlook the role hunting plays in creating jobs, economic growth and supporting efforts to preserve wildlife habitat. George Twigg,HR Spinner Corp.As a longtime hunter and past board member of...
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Getting the biggest bang for your charity buck

February 17, 2016
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By Beau Ruff for TCAJOBAs this issue is devoted, in part, to the issue of philanthropy, I thought it prudent to review some basic charitable gifting techniques and how those techniques can be employed in a sophisticated manner to help get the biggest bang for your buck. Beau Ruff,Cornerstone Wealth...
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10 Big marketing ideas for small businesses on a tiny budget

January 14, 2016
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By Theresa Long for TCAJOBThe number one mistake that many small businesses make is not developing a marketing plan. Theresa Long,Focal Point MarketingWhether they feel like they have no budget for it or haven’t made it a priority – marketing and advertising is an investment, not an expense — even if...
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Small businesses must communicate a clear, concise message

January 14, 2016
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By Sara Nelson for TCAJOB Sara Nelson,Sara Nelson DesignThe more the Tri-Cities grows, the more competitive the market becomes. The larger the market, the more money moves around the local economy, but the greater the competition is for a piece of that pie.For a small business, that's a challenge. Bigger...
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