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Puget Sound business leaders take charge on social change

These business leaders and advocates are speaking out for the LGBTQ+ community and shaping the future of equality and inclusivity in the Puget Sound region.

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Docusign headed to JPMorganChase Center, leaving namesake Seattle office tower

Docusign's new lease, spanning multiple floors, begins next summer.

Seattle-area restaurateur Brandon Ting wants a Supreme Dumplings in every US city

The Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya founder is now focused on expanding his Supreme Dumplings concept, currently with eight locations and dozens more planned nationwide.

Transgender rights pioneer Marsha Botzer brings labor activism to LGBTQ+ rights

The Ingersoll Gender Center founder helped pass Washington's 2006 anti-discrimination law. Now she's calling on business leaders to join the fight against federal opposition.

Seattle Mariners catcher sells Bellevue home for $3 million

The veteran catcher bought the five-bedroom home in February 2024, a few months after signing with the Mariners as a free agent.

LGBTQ-owned companies in the Puget Sound region

The List ranks companies with at least 51% LGBTQ+ ownership — lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning. Companies must also be headquartered in the Puget Sound region, which the Business Journal defines as King, Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish counties. Information on The List was supplied by individual companies through questionnaires and could not be independently verified by the Business Journal. Only those that responded to our inquiries were listed. For information about this and other PSBJ Lists, please contact Data Reporter Neetish Basnetat [email protected] or 206-876-5434.

As World Cup nears, Sea-Tac Airport anticipates fewer arrivals

There will actually be fewer flights and seats coming to Sea-Tac between June 15 and July 6 in 2026 than there were in 2025.

Seattle hurt by weak hiring, high costs in ranking of top markets for new grads

The metro posted median wages of $59,080 for new graduates last year, but affordability ranked among the worst in the nation.

Portland developer enters Seattle market with 225-unit Issaquah project

The founder and CEO of the company says it is "actively looking for future locations" in the Seattle area.

National private school chain eyes vacant Rite Aid in Shoreline

It's the latest company seeking to convert a former Rite Aid after the pharmacy chain's bankruptcy and wave of store closures last year.