Seattle's Expeditors International Misses Earnings Estimate, Outshines on Revenue Front
Expeditors International of Washington reported a Q4 net income of $158.7 million, or $1.09 per share, missing analyst expectations. Nonetheless, their revenue exceeded forecasts, reaching $2.28 billion for the quarter.
Expedia Group Shuts Seattle HQ for Security Upgrade After Employee Charged With Voyeurism
Expedia Group closes its Seattle HQ for a security overhaul after former employee is charged with voyeurism for allegedly placing spy cameras in restrooms. The company responded with immediate action and ongoing security enhancements.
Search for Answers Ends as Philbert Shorty's Family Learns of His Fate, Shiloh Oldrock Confesses to Tragic Pattern of Violence in Navajo Nation
The article details the case of Philbert Shorty, a Native American whose disappearance and murder were unsolved until a confession by Shiloh Oldrock, who admitted to killing Shorty after heavy drinking.
Seattle's Gig Worker Ordinance Slices Into Pizzeria Sales, Owners Seek New Strategies
Seattle pizzeria Il Villaggio sees a 50% drop in third-party delivery orders due to a new gig worker ordinance, impacting sales, staff wages, and tipping. The restaurant is considering strategies to encourage direct ordering.












