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Bellevue passes Seattle as the Northwest’s priciest apartment market
New apartment openings are projected to drop nearly 40 percent in the city of Seattle, but the number of planned rental units is skyrocketing in Redmond.
Opinion: AI can help tech companies get diversity right
Mikaela Kiner, CEO of UniquelyHR, argues that artificial intelligence can help solve tech’s diversity issue by creating bias-free resume review processes and other systems.
Amazon opens third Amazon Go cashierless store in Seattle
Amazon.com Inc. looks to be ramping up its Amazon Go store openings, launching its third store in Seattle a week after opening the second. The newest cashierless store (300 Boren Ave. N.) is at the corner of Boren and Thomas in the Troy Block of Amazon’s South Lake Union headquarters campus in Seattle. The third store is the largest, coming in at 2,100 square feet, according to the Seattle Times. Amazon opened the first of its grab-and-go convenience stores to employee testers in 2016 and allowed…
Disneyland to sell alcoholic drinks to general public for first time
Disneyland will serve up alcoholic drinks at its new cantina when the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge expansion opens next year. This will be the first time the park has sold alcoholic beverages to general visitors since it opened in 1955. It has served alcohol to members of Club 33, a private dinner club at Disneyland’s New Orleans Square. Nearby California Adventure Park, which opened in 2001, sells beer, wine and mixed drinks at some of its restaurants, while in 2012, alcoholic drinks were sold…
Alaska Airlines adds Las Vegas flights from San Jose for CES 2019
Alaska Air Group Inc. is adding flights to Las Vegas from four West Coast technology hubs, including San Jose, for next year’s Consumer Electronics Show. The 40 Alaska Airline flights total about 6,000 seats between Las Vegas and san Jose, San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles. The annual consumer technology show runs Jan. 7-11, 2019. The flights are scheduled Jan. 8-12. “We know those flights sell out and we are proactively adding flights to ensure we are able to get our loyal customers where…
Fitbit’s head of enterprise talks how it plans to fend off Apple
Fitbit Inc. was the first major player in the wearables market with its line of activity trackers, culminating in its $358 million IPO in 2015. Since then, the road for the company has gotten more difficult with tech giants like Apple entering the fray.
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