Business - Bellevue Reporter

PACCAR achieves record-breaking revenue

Bellevue-based PACCAR achieved its greatest quarterly revenues in the company's history in the fourth quarter of 2011.

EMB Management adds Vuecrest

EMB Management, an Associa company, has added the "Vuecrest Community Association" in Bellevue to its portfolio.

Takahashi joins Union Bank

Eri Takahashi has been named senior relationship banker of the Bellevue branch of Union Bank.

Council examines Eastgate redevelopment plan

The Bellevue City Council on Jan. 17 looked at a plan that could lead to further transit-oriented development in I-90 Eastgate Corridor.

Real estate market may have found new normal

Home sales in Bellevue and across the Eastside seem to have stabilized in 2011 with, a trend, realtors say, that may become the look of the future as buyers and sellers move into 2012.

County closes sushi restaurant for repeated violations

Genki Sushi, located in the Factoria Mall, has been closed by King County officials Thursday.

City University moving headquarters from Bellevue to Seattle

City University of Seattle announced this week it is moving its headquarters from Bellevue to Seattle.

Snow storm a mixed bag for local restaurants

Last week, while a snowstorm caused vehicle collisions and spin-outs in Bellevue, the Topolino’s Pizza delivery van could be seen steadily making its way through the icy downtown streets. Having a delivery driver who used to live in Russia was helpful, said co-owner and chef Zack Msaih.

State’s unemployment rate, job numbers down in December

December’s labor statistics from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics once again produced conflicting data about what’s happening in Washington’s economy.

Bellevue Towers tops condo sales market in 2011

Bellevue Towers, the region’s largest urban condominium project, was also the region’s best selling condominium project in 2011 at 144 homes closed and sold since Jan. 1, 2011.