Puget Sound Business Journal
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The Puget Sound Business Journal is the leading source of local business news, data and networking for the Puget Sound and Seattle, Washington, region. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Seattle-Tacoma |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Fri |
Recent Articles
Search ArticlesHomebuilder starts sales for luxury development in Bellevue
The new homes will start at $2 million. The Eastside's luxury housing market remains attractive for builders even as other market segments cool.
Woodinville winery uncorks growth with acquisition of WA competitor
The deal nearly doubles the buyer's annual production and expands its distribution into Texas, California and Utah.
Boon Boona Coffee lands Costco Wholesale deal
One of the Seattle area's fastest-growing coffee brands is getting a major retail boost.
Woodland Park Zoo edges Seattle Aquarium for top spot in annual ranking
Museums, zoos and aquariums in the Seattle area welcomed nearly 6 million visitors in 2025, with three animal-focused attractions accounting for more than half of all reported visits.
Laird Norton to exit namesake Seattle tower after 7 decades
The move comes months after the building's previous owner lost the property to foreclosure.
Opinion: Small businesses save time with AI, but big projects often fail
More than three-quarters of small businesses surveyed now use AI, with most citing efficiency gains. But the wins come from unglamorous tasks, not moonshots.
JPMorgan Chase expands Seattle tech center as bank targets AI and cloud talent
The nation's largest bank moved its local tech center employees to its namesake tower earlier this year.
New company claims No. 1 spot among Puget Sound specialty trade contractors
A new No. 1 company leads this year's ranking of Puget Sound specialty trade contractors, while one firm jumped from No. 21 to No. 4 and participating companies reported more than $1.6 billion in revenue.
Lime CEO on Seattle dominance: 'When Lime does well, the city does well'
Lime is Seattle's foremost micromobility provider following the departure of Bird earlier this year.
Alaska Air unveils new premium perks
Alaska Air Group plans to roll out the premium features in 2028 to court high-end travelers.