Starbucks Lets Go of 252 Corporate Workers in Seattle, Including High Level Positions
Ever since CEO Brian Niccol took over in 2024, nearly 2,000 workers have been trimmed--a lot at the corporate level
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Seattle Police Release Images of Suspect in Fatal Stabbing of UW Student
Now images of the male suspect have been released
Despite Huge Economic Boost, Seattle Mayor Wants Moratorium on Data Centers in City
Much of the reason for the boom in WA and the PNW is abundant, and for now, relatively affordable energy. But Seattle's Mayor doesn't see it that way.
Seattle’s World Cup Tourism Projections Plunge, Officials Blame the Wrong Causes
The economic experts who oversee Seattle's tourism industry have lowered their World Cup expectations.
Who’s Building Robot Warships in Seattle? New Company Working for Navy
A company has set up shop in the old Foss Shipyards, and is working on nex-gen tech.
Swedish Medical Campuses in Seattle Vote to Unionize
All five campuses and 115 workers voted to unionize
Popular Seattle-Based Video Game To Shut Down, Despite 150 Million Users
The video game Rec Room will go dark June 1st.
Cost of “No ICE” Signs May Stall or Defer Needed Seattle Transportation Projects
The cost of the approximately 656 "No ICE" signs being installed by the City of Seattle on public property apparently is putting other projects in jeopardy?
Amazon Pulls the Rip Chord on Downtown Seattle Headquarters
Amazon leaving the 251,000 square-foot building in Denny Triangle
Copper Wire Theft Derails Seattle Light Rail Transit–‘Almost’ Interferes with SB Parade Traffic
Two sections of rail were disabled after copper wire theft discovered.