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Money management firm Fisher Investments has a 150-acre campus located in Camas.

Camas-Washougal economic development group credited with big impact

Money management firm Fisher Investments has a 150-acre campus located in Camas.

January 2, 2019, 7:32pm Business

In its first eight years of existence, the Camas-Washougal Economic Development Association helped create an estimated 4,458 jobs and aided in the arrival or expansion of dozens of local businesses, netting more than $6 million in new revenue for the association’s three participating government agencies. Read story

Even though Kaiser settled contract negotiations with some labor unions in November, disagreement continues between Kaiser and the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions, which consists of 11 labor unions in California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Hawaii, Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia.

Kaiser Permanente, unions set for court trial

Even though Kaiser settled contract negotiations with some labor unions in November, disagreement continues between Kaiser and the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions, which consists of 11 labor unions in California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Hawaii, Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia.

January 2, 2019, 6:43pm Business

Kaiser Permanente is entangled in a legal battle against some of its employees that could reach trial in March. Read story

Slumberkins co-founders Callie Christensen, left, and Kelly Oriard sit with two of their plush creations at the Slumberkins offices in downtown Vancouver.

After swimming with ‘Sharks,’ Slumberkins poised for bigger splash

Slumberkins co-founders Callie Christensen, left, and Kelly Oriard sit with two of their plush creations at the Slumberkins offices in downtown Vancouver.

January 2, 2019, 6:00am Business

When Vancouver residents Kelly Oriard and Callie Christensen took their Slumberkins educational children’s brand onto the ABC business pitch show “Shark Tank” in late 2017, they were seeking a $175,000 investment to expand their manufacturing operation. Read story

A Papa Murphy's employee prepares a take-and-bake pizza.

2018 hard on 4 of 6 Clark County-based stocks

A Papa Murphy's employee prepares a take-and-bake pizza.

January 1, 2019, 6:01am Business

It’s been a tough year to be a Wall Street stock, as they closed the year Monday with their steepest annual declines since 2008. For the six publicly traded companies in Clark County, it’s been a down year for most but not all. Read story

Wattle Tree Place has relocated to a similar-style property just a few blocks from the previous site. On a recent Thursday night, co-owner Sophie Wegecsanyi (center left) hosted healer Chaz Chavez (center right), who led guests in a crystal-and-wire craft workshop.

Wattle Tree finds home after development takes over old location

Wattle Tree Place has relocated to a similar-style property just a few blocks from the previous site. On a recent Thursday night, co-owner Sophie Wegecsanyi (center left) hosted healer Chaz Chavez (center right), who led guests in a crystal-and-wire craft workshop.

December 31, 2018, 6:02am Business

One wet Saturday night in late October, a procession of drummers, fire dancers and other spiritual pilgrims marched out a front door on East 16th Street. Darkness and downpour didn’t prevent their parade down the block, around the corner and up to a vintage bungalow at 1920 Broadway. Read story

Kristi Davis of Vancouver hands a bag of stuffed animals to lead donation attendant Ken Smith. “We do most of our charitable giving through church,” Davis said.

Goodwill busier than ever despite higher standard tax deduction

Kristi Davis of Vancouver hands a bag of stuffed animals to lead donation attendant Ken Smith. “We do most of our charitable giving through church,” Davis said.

December 31, 2018, 6:00am Clark County Business

The days are short, but the lines are long at the Fisher’s Landing Goodwill, the Pacific Northwest’s busiest Goodwill store. Read story

nLight production operator Wilma Marron of Vancouver works through the heat-sinc stage of the laser manufacturing process at nLight in Vancouver.

Top business stories of 2018: Building, growth still booming

nLight production operator Wilma Marron of Vancouver works through the heat-sinc stage of the laser manufacturing process at nLight in Vancouver.

December 30, 2018, 6:02am Business

Vancouver waterfront development was an obvious 2018 entry for the Top 10 stories covered by The Columbian in Clark County. Other business-related stories made that Top 10 list including rejection of the Port of Vancouver oil terminal, Camas mill layoffs, and the affordable housing crisis and homelessness. Read story

2019 Economic Forecast Breakfast set for January

December 29, 2018, 6:00am Business

Jason DeSena Trennert, chairman and CEO of Strategas Securities, LLC, is the keynote presenter for the 2019 Economic Forecast Breakfast set for Thursday, Jan. 17. Read story

Housing development set for northeast Vancouver

December 28, 2018, 5:28pm Business

A developer has submitted a plan to the City of Vancouver to subdivide 8.77 acres at 2712 N.E. Four Seasons Lane into 100 single-family lots and a 48-unit, multifamily building. Read story

Lids Sales Associate Tavi Pikmey cleans the window of Lids at the Vancouver Mall on Nov. 19. Retail saw big jobs gains in Clark County in November.

Clark County posts November job gains

Lids Sales Associate Tavi Pikmey cleans the window of Lids at the Vancouver Mall on Nov. 19. Retail saw big jobs gains in Clark County in November.

December 27, 2018, 4:23pm Business

Clark County saw strong employment growth in November, continuing a yearlong trend that puts the county’s job growth rate above the rates of Washington and Oregon. Read story