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Adaptive Biotechnologies posts $26.3M in Q3 revenue, inks partnership with GlaxoSmithKline

Adaptive Biotechnologies beat expectations for its fiscal third quarter as the Seattle company continues to use its immune medicine platform… Read More

Pfizer’s promising COVID-19 vaccine is good news for Moderna’s trials, Fauci says

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer on Monday announced promising results from its COVID-19 vaccine trials, showing that it was more than 90%… Read More

Strategies for remote-work success: Set clear start and end times, check in on people, have patience

Guest Post: If you’re working in technology you’re likely working remotely, whether you want to or not. Working remotely is… Read More

Husband of ex-Amazon finance manager pleads guilty in $1.4M insider trading case

A Bothell, Wash., man whose wife was previously a finance manager at Amazon, has pleaded guilty to securities fraud for… Read More

Avalara reports $127.9M in Q3 revenue and acquires assets from Business Licenses for $97M

Avalara beat analyst expectations for its third fiscal quarter and said it acquired the assets of Business Licenses. The Seattle… Read More

Zillow Group crushes Q3 estimates with $657M in revenue and record traffic amid housing boom

The U.S. housing boom is helping boost business at Zillow Group, which beat Wall Street expectations for its third fiscal… Read More

Expedia Group revenue falls 58% despite bright spots in ‘bumpy and unpredictable’ travel market

You know things have been rough for a company when quarterly revenue plummets 58% from the prior year, taking the… Read More

T-Mobile will pay $200M penalty to resolve Sprint subsidies investigation

T-Mobile will pay $200 million to the U.S. Treasury to settle an investigation related to Sprint’s compliance with the FCC’s… Read More

Election Day: Tips for avoiding misinformation, impact on the tech industry, and more

Election Day is finally here. We’ve rounded up some tips on avoiding misinformation and other tech-related news as an unprecedented… Read More

TVision launch: Why T-Mobile’s CEO isn’t overly focused on profits from new video platform

T-Mobile has gotten pretty good at taking on the U.S. wireless giants over the last eight years, and it has… Read More

Joe Biden’s campaign funding ‘bundlers’ include some top names in Seattle tech

Former vice president Joe Biden on Saturday released a list of 820 key fundraisers who’ve helped juice the candidate’s war… Read More

What gives you hope? Inspiration from scientists, entrepreneurs and innovators as anxious public awaits historic election results

Well, here we are: rattled, unsettled and full of anxiety. Less than 24 hours before a historic U.S. election, we… Read More

DoorDash plans to hire 100 for Seattle engineering center led by ex-Uber and Microsoft director

In the midst of a major shift to remote work across the tech industry, DoorDash is setting up an engineering… Read More

Impinj beats Q3 expectations, but stock sinks 6%; revenue of $28.2M down 30% from last year

Impinj shares dropped more than 6% in after-hours trading following the Seattle-based company’s fiscal third quarter earnings report. The RFID-maker… Read More

Another Seattle-area resident charged for COVID-related relief fraud

Federal authorities charged a Seattle-area man on Tuesday with one count of wire fraud after he submitted fake applications for… Read More

Shares of F5 Networks jump 5% as focus on cloud software and services continues to fuel growth

Seattle-based F5 Networks saw shares rise more than 5% in after-hours trading Monday after its fiscal fourth quarter earnings report… Read More

Seattle Public Schools extends remote education to January

Seattle Public Schools will continue remote education through the first semester until Jan. 28. The district said its decision was… Read More

Seattle-area engineer pleads guilty for scheme to defraud COVID-19 relief programs

Baoke Zhang, a 35-year-old software engineer based in the Seattle area, pled guilty on Thursday to one count of wire… Read More

Q&A with former Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff on his new SPAC that just raised $350M

Spencer Rascoff knows quite a bit about taking a company public. He helped launch Zillow in 2005 and led the… Read More

T-Mobile launches venture capital fund to invest in startups building 5G-related tech

T-Mobile unveiled a venture capital fund called T-Mobile Ventures that will invest in companies building 5G-related products and services for… Read More

WestRiver Group chief Erik Anderson launches ‘global decarbonization’ SPAC with Riverstone

Erik Anderson is getting in on the SPAC rush. The WestRiver Group CEO and longtime Seattleite is teaming up with… Read More

More hours, more burned out: Survey finds remote tech workforce feeling strain of working from home

The pandemic and remote work are wearing on the tech workforce, with 68% of respondents to a new survey saying… Read More

Election Night 2032: What it could look like if we’re not careful about reining in technology’s reach

Editor’s note: This guest post is tied to the release of Bombarded, a new book by Cyrus Krohn, a former… Read More

What gives Bill Gates hope about the world, and one thing he says we should all do right now

The COVID-19 pandemic is a “gigantic setback” for the world. But Bill Gates is still optimistic about the future. As… Read More

GeekWire Summit: Bill Gates says world can avoid climate ‘disaster,’ if we learn lesson from pandemic

As COVID-19 began sickening and killing thousands, shutting down the world’s economies and emptying schools, many people belatedly acknowledged Bill… Read More

It’s not just you: Twitter goes down for users across the world

Update, 4:03 p.m. PT: Twitter came back online for some users. This sums up the outage nicely: https://twitter.com/levie/status/1316877129024368641 Update, 7:15 p.m.… Read More

Today at the GeekWire Summit: Bill Gates on the pandemic, the climate, and the future of the world

Our questions are ready, the virtual stage is set, and we’re looking forward to an enlightening and informative discussion with… Read More

T-Mobile CEO: Apple iPhone 12 launch marks ‘firing gun’ for 5G and T-Mobile leads the race

T-Mobile didn’t make it into Apple’s big iPhone event today. But CEO Mike Sievert took to Twitter and spoke to… Read More

GeekWire Summit starts today: How to watch our interviews with Bill Gates and other top leaders

The GeekWire Summit returns this week, in an all-new virtual format, exploring the future of science, health, technology and what’s… Read More

20 years after Microsoft’s antitrust fight, Steve Ballmer betting that Big Tech won’t be broken up

Twenty years after Microsoft waged its own antitrust battle with the U.S. government, former CEO Steve Ballmer is betting that… Read More