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Exclusive: Xactly moves San Jose HQ, but company leader assures it isn’t going far
The tech company is settling into its new offices, which are slightly smaller than its former home in RiverPark Towers, where its signage still stands today. But Xactly’s CEO promises it isn’t reducing its foothold in Silicon Valley.
Providence Heart Institute taking patients from OHSU’s transplant program
Providence Heart Institute is in the process of transferring certain patients from Oregon Health & Science University’s heart transplant program, which was suspended recently after four specialists quit. Providence is transitioning all of OHSU’s ventricular assist device, or VAD, patients to Providence, according to an internal announcement from the institute. OHSU heart transplant patients will move their care to Providence or another transplant center. “We are fortunate to have a team of…
Large site in Seattle’s Interbay neighborhood eyed for possible redvelopment
For years the Washington National Guard has been looking to relocate, and now a committee that includes former Gov. Gary Locke will explore potential uses for the guard’s current home.
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A credit freeze makes it harder for criminals to use stolen information to open fraudulent new accounts, or borrow money, in your name. Here’s how to do it.
Merger by chocolate: Two Portland confectioners join forces
A pair of Portland chocolate giants are getting together in the business arena. Moonstruck Chocolate Co. said Friday it has purchased Alma Chocolate, which began life as a boutique Laurelhurst retailer and has become a fixture among Oregon artisan foods peddlers. Moonstruck, headquartered in St. Johns, is one of the city’s best known food production companies, with widespread distribution and a sterling national reputation. Alma founder Sarah Hart said she’ll leave the company as the sale is…
Vancouver envisions a new development along the Columbia River (Renderings)
There’s already one huge waterfront development underway in Vancouver, but another could be on its way. This week, the Port of Vancouver USA shared its preferred vision for its Terminal 1 property on the northern banks of the Columbia River. Plans include a mixed-use development that would likely see a 160-room Marriott hotel, multi-story office and mixed-use buildings and a public marketplace. In addition, the plan would extend the Renaissance Trail along the river and add public and cruise ship…
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