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John Cook is the co-founder of GeekWire, a national online news site and community with strong roots in the Pacific Northwest.
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Docusign moving downtown Seattle offices, leaving its namesake tower

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By John Cook 
| GeekWire
Electronic signature powerhouse Docusign is reportedly moving its offices in downtown Seattle a few blocks north, leaving the tower that bears its name. The Seattle Times reports that Docusign signed a 115,000 square foot lease at JPMorganChase Center, with plans to move onto multiple floors in the building next to the Seattle Art Museum in the summer of 2027. That’s about the same footprint that Docusign currently holds at Docusign Tower, the former Wells Fargo Center at 999 Third Avenue.
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Version One Ventures raises fresh capital for early bets on AI, robotics and deep tech

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By John Cook , Kurt Schlosser 
| GeekWire
Version One Ventures raises fresh capital for early bets on AI, robotics and deep tech GeekWire chronicles the Pacific Northwest startup scene. Sign up for our weekly startup newsletter , and check out the GeekWire funding tracker and VC directory . Version One Ventures, the Vancouver, B.C.-based early stage venture firm led by Boris Wertz, has raised $108 million across two new funds.
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Medical technology giant plans to put its longtime Seattle-area campus up for sale

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By John Cook , Todd Bishop 
| GeekWire
Philips plans to put its Bothell, Wash., campus up for sale, marking a significant moment for Washington state’s medical device industry and for a site that helped establish the region as a global center for ultrasound innovation. GeekWire confirmed the news after receiving a reader tip. The healthcare technology giant said the move is part of a long-term real estate strategy and will not affect employees or operations in the Seattle area.
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