Wednesday, August 6, 2014

TechFlash: WA adds tech jobs; Amgen isn't the end of biotech; T-Mobile's future

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Washington named one of fastest-growing states for tech jobs — now we just need more tech workers

Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows Washington is the fifth fastest-growing state in the nation for tech jobs.

Amgen's departure isn't necessarily the harbinger of doom for Seattle biotech

Analysts say Amgen's decision to leave Washington state could spark a discussion about the impending sunset of the research and development tax credit and other biotech-friendly regulations.

What's next for T-Mobile: It could soon be large enough to take over Sprint

Two failed merger deals later, maybe its time for the Bellevue telecom to start looking to acquire someone else.

Zulily nearly doubles profit, sees huge jump in revenue as it expands products beyond moms

Zulily reported a profit of $7.7 million on revenue of $285 million in its second quarter.

How do you raise $300M in 12 months? Juno Therapeutics CEO on curing cancer and raising millions

Seattle biotech company Juno Therapeutics announced this week that it has raised $300 million in financing for its cancer treatment. CEO Hans Bishop explains why there's such strong interest in his company.

Sprint calling off $32 billion deal to acquire T-Mobile

The deal between the third and fourth largest telecoms is reportedly dead.

Microsoft hires Qualcomm exec as top VP for global business

Peggy Johnson will report to CEO Satya Nadella.

Hesse out as Sprint CEO as deal to acquire T-Mobile falls apart

Regulatory hurdles cited as reasons for death of Sprint and T-Mobile deal; Hesse to be replaced with founder of Brightstar.

More Chinese raids on Microsoft offices

Second wave of raids hits four Microsoft offices in China, where officials claim the company is violating Chinese anti-trust rules.

Amazon adds same-day delivery service to 6 more cities

Amazon now offers same-day delivery service in 10 U.S. cities, including Seattle.

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