Here are a handful of companies from the Eastside that will be interesting to watch in 2019.
Redmond-based tech giant closes year as most valued publicly-traded company.
The two ‘finalist’ companies will team up, with MainStreet Property Group leading the project.
Both are in the top 10 largest campaign finance recoveries in Washington state history.
Store celebrated on Nov. 3 with cake and community.
Google’s Kirkland campus took part in the worldwide protest of sexual misconduct within the company.
The Island’s oldest business received a 2018 John D. Spellman Award for historic preservation.
Residential real estate snapshot for Mercer Island
Islanders enjoyed paintings, wine and conversation at the event.
Following the coffee chain’s collapse earlier this year, other Eastside businesses are moving in.
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Greg James runs Marijuana Venture, the leading legal pot industry magazine in the country.
Ann Peterson’s business has moved beyond her kitchen garage and into a storefront.
A Sammamish couple hopes to break ground on a permanent indoor surf facility later this year.
Joe and Tina Kennedy are hoping to open a new wine bar on the island soon.
Josh O’Connor is the new president and publisher while Terry Ward is the new vice president.
Seattle has passed a head tax to help fund homelessness services.
The Broderick Group released a report detailing low office vacancy rates across Eastside cities.
Aviation and yacht services are part of Hamburg giant Engel & Völkers’ unique concierge service.
