Heather Bosch
This will cost ‘half of my total anticipated profit’: Seattle businesses fight to survive turbulent tariffs
The Trump administration's shifting tariffs are wreaking havoc on Seattle businesses' bottom lines and, in some cases, threaten their survival and the jobs they provide.1 year ago
Michelle Chapman and Anne D’Innocenzio, The Associated Press
Forever no more. Operator of mall staple Forever 21 files for bankruptcy protection
Forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy protection for a second time and plans to close down its U.S. business as traffic in U.S. shopping malls fades and competition from online retailers like Amazon, Temu and Shein intensifies.2 years ago
Brooke Griffin, KIRO 7 News
Gas pumps around Washington could be giving different amounts of fuel than what you paid for
Have you ever wondered if your local gas pumps are really giving you the amount of fuel you’re paying for?2 years ago
Mae Anderson, The Associated Press
Egg prices continue to hit records as Easter and Passover approach, but some relief may be coming
Egg prices again reached a record high in February, as the bird flu continues to run rampant and Easter and Passover approach.2 years ago
Deborah Horne, KIRO 7 News
Local concern rising after stock market plunge
The U.S. stock market saw a deeper sell-off on Monday as investors reacted to ongoing economic uncertainties, including trade policies and concerns over tariffs.2 years ago
Anne D'Innocenzio and Haleluya Hadero, The Associated Press
Economic Blackout: Will a 24-hour boycott make a difference?
A grassroots organization is encouraging U.S. residents not to spend any money Friday through an "economic blackout" to protest what the group’s founder sees as the malign influence of billionaires, big corporations and both major political parties.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
Seattle-based Expedia confirms more layoffs despite profitable 2024
While the specific number of employees has yet to be revealed, Expedia Group has confirmed that it is going to lay off more workers.2 years ago
Louie Tran, KIRO 7 News
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol awarded $96 million pay package after 4 months on the job
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's compensation package makes him one of the highest-paid executives in corporate America.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
A new day and a new way as Starbucks tries to turn financials around
Starbucks has reintroduced and unveiled new amenities in its stores starting today.2 years ago
Steve Coogan
Costco’s big beverage swap: Coke is returning to store food courts
Costco has confirmed its food courts will stop offering Pepsi products in its soda fountains this summer and replace them with Coke products.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
REI CEO announces surprise retirement
The CEO of REI, Eric Artz, announced he is retiring. The Issaquah-based co-op stated Artz will leave the position at the end of March.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
What PSE’s newly increased rates mean for your budget
Expect to be paying more for gas and electricity if you're a Puget Sound Energy (PSE) customer after recently-approved rate hikes.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
‘Might become a delicacy:’ Beth’s Cafe, other eateries worried about growing egg shortage
The U.S. is facing a nationwide egg shortage due to an increase in avian flu cases, causing eggs to go for exorbitant prices.2 years ago
Julia Dallas
Healthcare company pays Washington more than $1M for overbilling
A healthcare company was ordered to pay the state of Washington more than $1 million, according to a news release from the AG's Office.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Challenging real estate market claims more victims
Redfin announced a new layoffs Thursday, according to GeekWire. The Seattle-based real estate company said 46 managers will be let go.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Consumer Man: ‘Junk fees’ transparency to take effect mid-year
The Federal Trade Commission has finalized a new rule requiring transparent pricing for hotel rooms, vacation rentals, and live events.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Macy’s will close more Washington stores amid financial struggles
Macy's is set to close three stores in Washington as part of its ongoing efforts to refocus on its most successful properties2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
UW Study: Significant discrimination in lending practices against minority-owned businesses
A study by UW has uncovered significant disparities in lending practices affecting businesses owned by people of color and women.2 years ago
Frank Sumrall
Seattle mayor’s plan to double housing capacity sparks debate, concern among city council
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's plan to double the city's housing over the next 20 years was the central focus of the latest council meeting.2 years ago
Steve Coogan and Julia Dallas
Expect traffic: Amazon employees in Washington begin return to office full time
Thursday, Jan. 2 is the day Amazon employees need to begin reporting to the office five days per week instead of three days per week.2 years ago
MyNorthwest Staff
New year brings more money as Seattle’s minimum wage rises
The new year will come with extra money as Seattle's minimum wage rises Wednesday, as stated by the city of Seattle.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
How much would it cost to be Jeff Bezos’ neighbor? (Spoiler alert: The land doesn’t come with a house)
A prime piece of real estate on an island off Miami is up for grabs and the new owners could find themselves neighbors with Jeff Bezos.2 years ago
Bill Kaczaraba
Gee Scott: ‘Sports betting makes my skin crawl’
"Sports betting is something that makes my skin crawl," KIRO Newsradio host Gee Scott, a longtime critic of legalized gambling, said.2 years ago
