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The art of the apology
Have you heard the story of the colossal customer service bungle over the "bedbug letter"?
Caution in a fragile economy?
Economy makes progress
WASHINGTON - Many of the U.S. economy's vital signs have recovered from the damage done by the Great Recession. So is the economy back to full health? Not quite.
A bone-ifide winner?
NEW YORK - In case Americans want to scarf down their fast-food even faster, KFC is stripping the bones out of its chicken.
Local firms win engineering awards
The American Council of Engineering Companies of Idaho recently announced the winners of the Idaho Engineering Excellence Awards Competition.
Movers and Shakers April 6, 2013
Chamber Business Fair is Thursday
Movers and Shakers April 4, 2013
Kootenai Health Foundation welcomes new board members
Create a service culture
When I went into business many years ago, I told people I owned an envelope company. I had business cards printed that identified me as an "envelope salesman." I described myself as an entrepreneur.
Good news on greenbacks
Hayden welcomes Capone's
Capone's Pub & Grill is planning to open its third location soon. With outlets in Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls for 21 and five years respectively, the new Capone's is at 9520 N. Government Way in Hayden. The ironic…
Portfolio manager accused in insider trading case
All in the market, er, family
When Charli Inman and her sisters were young, summer vacations weren't spent parked in front of the TV.
Movers and Shakers March 29, 2013
Northwest Realty Group Realtors earn Circle of Excellence Award
Commission adopts Avista rate case settlement
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has adopted a settlement to the Avista Utilities rate case that considerably reduces the size of the increase originally proposed and delays an electric increase for another si…
Cyprus: Cash withdrawals capped at 300 euros
NICOSIA, Cyprus - Banks in Cyprus are to open for the first time in more than a week on Thursday, operating for six hours from noon, but restrictions will be in place on financial transactions to prevent people fro…