Amy Nelson’s time in coworking spaces showed her how unfriendly they can be for women, so she launched one of her own.

The vegetarian restaurant chain expects to bring in as much as $8 million in revenue this year after adding a new restaurant at Sea-Tac Airport in February.

Panorama Director Kimble Snyder argues that Microsoft’s recent announcement that it would require partners and suppliers to offer paid family leave is something other companies should implement.

As the Meydenbauer Center turns 25, PSBJ Columnist Bob Wallace looks back at all that has changed on the Eastside in that time.

Housing prices declined in four King County markets, while homebuilders are cutting prices to sell more completed homes.

Here are five important things that happened in the Puget Sound-area business community this week: Breakfast of champions: Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has put his name behind a fair number of brands, including Alaska Airlines, Nike and Duracell. Now he’s got the big one. Wilson will be featured on the Wheaties cereal box as part of the iconic Breakfast of Champions campaign. Not to be outdone, Alaska announced a Wilson-branded jet. And if you wear his jersey, you board first. F5…