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After two decades consulting for the likes of Microsoft and Boeing, Genevieve Priebe took over her family's farm, ran the numbers, and found that growing food doesn't pay. Her bootstrapped startup, Reroot, aims to help solve the problem with features including a marketplace and app for buying food directly from local producers. Read More
BuyWander, the Spokane-born retail returns marketplace, has moved its headquarters to the Seattle area and grown to 325 employees as it expands nationally, adding four executives including two former Amazon leaders. Read More
Harlan Robins spent years as the co-founder and chief scientific officer of Adaptive Biotechnologies, helping build massive datasets to decode the human immune system. Read More
Endurance Energy is running full-tilt in its cavernous new Seattle facility as it prepares to deploy a 100-kilowatt generator to an oceanic volcano off the coast of Oregon. The company is betting that the technology can one day electrify entire cities. We got a look inside. Read More
Dave Levy, VP of AWS Worldwide Public Sector, left Amazon for a reported role at Google; Funko, Coinme and DAT Freight added to their C-suites; Membrion names VP; and more personnel changes. Read More
Seattle biotech InduPro has raised $77 million and dosed its first patient in a Phase 1 trial of an experimental cancer drug, as the company advances its novel approach to targeting tumor cells. Read More
Developing the next generation of RNA- and DNA-based medicines requires a level of precision that many existing research tools can't provide. Vancouver, B.C.-based startup ScopeSys aims to change that. Read More
Jay Bartot has spent most of his career building startups and advising other founders. Now he's joining another veteran entrepreneur in a bet that technology can do a lot of that work. Read More
The autonomous ground vehicle maker announced Wednesday that it's opening an office in Burlingame, Calif., to tap into what it calls a world-leading AI and robotics talent pool in the Bay Area. Read More
Auger will keep and grow its 115-person engineering office in Bellevue, but co-founder and CEO Dave Clark has relocated the supply chain startup's headquarters to North Dallas. He explains the decision, and assesses the business climate in the region he's leaving. Read More
