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Consultant helps firms get fit by strengthening their core

By KATIE ZEMTSEFF

BJ Duft opened an event space called Sodo Park by Herban Feast in 2008. It was a rocky time but three years later, the business continues to grow. Duft attributes his success to having what he calls an “authentic” business model.


Juanita Village units to be done next year

By JOURNAL STAFF

The real estate services firm HFF said it arranged a $32 million construction loan for a 196-unit mixed-use complex in the 11.4-acre Juanita Village master-planned development in Kirkland.


Blue Martini opening at The Bravern

By JOURNAL STAFF

The lounge offers more than 40 specialty martinis, and can handle up to 350 people.

Holland tops out First Hill tower

By JOURNAL STAFF

Construction of Holland Partner Group's high-rise apartment tower on First Hill topped out yesterday, 10 months after work began, company officials said.


SkB Architects buys its building

By LYNN PORTER

SkB Architects purchased its headquarters and an adjacent parking lot at 2333 Third Ave. in Seattle yesterday for $3.65 million.


Workers prep bottle plant for new furnace

The $109 million Kalama wine bottle plant was shut down in 2009 shortly after it opened. The plant's furnace failed, causing a massive molten glass leak.


Report: oversight of Alaskan tribal contracts lacking

By RACHEL D'ORO

The GAO report says agencies need to do a better job monitoring the Small Business Administration 8(a) program.


Lawmaker's bill could stymie Oregon LNG pipeline

Rep. Peter DeFazio wants to take away the power of eminent domain for assembling the pipeline right of way.


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