Business

The Shiga family's businesses endured through Japanese American incarceration, social change and nearby malls. But what about a proposed upzone on the Ave?

Jonathan Rosenblum’s “Beyond $15” describes both the campaign to raise the minimum wage and a possible future for a more inclusive labor movement.

The "White is purity" ad was pulled after a social media outcry. But it wasn't the first time Nivea was called out for insensitive advertising.

Allowing increased density in the neighborhood could bring more housing, but will immigrant restaurateurs continue to be part of a changed U-District?

Global organizations like the WHO now recommend governments decriminalize sex work to enhance the safety and human rights of sex workers. Should Washington take their advice?

Tired of poor quality beans tainting the original East African coffee ceremony, Efram Fesaha took matters into his own hands.

The Womxn's March will close a major neighborhood street the Saturday before Lunar New Year and merchants ask that marchers support the local businesses.

Lack of investment is hurting graphite mine industry in Sri Lanka, miners say.

Even after decades of professional accomplishments in her home country, Frederica Jansz says the American Dream has been elusive.

A proposal to promote internships, entry-level positions and outreach for environmental careers for young people of color will head to Seattle City Council.