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Play ball! Lessons from the baseball diamond
With the baseball season in full swing (pun intended!), it’s time to salute America’s pastime. And in recognition of April being National Humor Month, I’m sharing some of my favorite classic stories from the big le…
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Bancorp announces first quarter results
Merger between local banks, First Interstate Bank completed
First Interstate BancSystem announced this week that it has completed its acquisition of two Kootenai County banks.
Workshop: Building a Sustainable Nonprofit
SCORE Spokane will host “Bulding a Sustainable Nonprofit” Thursday from 10:30 to noon in the SCORE/SBA Training Room, 801 W. Riverside, Suite 444, Spokane.
Dress for success? It certainly helps
NIC student earns several top honors at state business awards
North Idaho College student Kaylee Nelson, from St. Maries, qualified to compete at the national level by winning several awards in business-related events at …
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Inspire Physical Therapy welcomes new physical therapist
Mackay offers the ABCs of customer service
Whatever business you are in — manufacturing, retail, health care, travel, high tech — you must realize that first and foremost, you are in the service business.
Argument can be healthy
I was struck by an article in Bits & Pieces magazine about how the Wright brothers fiercely argued over every decision — so much so that acquaintances wondered how they could keep working together.
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Luedecke joins Windermere
Verdis, Western Specialty Contractors partner under SBA's Mentor-Protégé Program
A Coeur d’Alene land-development firm has been accepted into a Small Business Administration mentoring program that creates a framework for growth and success …
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Baldwin named ‘Best-in-State Wealth Advisor’
Keep the customer satisfied: A basic truth
As everyone who is in business knows, the customer is always right. The customer who isn’t always right is also not your customer. I’ve yet to see a business that can survive without customers.
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