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Updated May 09, 2008

A $5 million office project is taking shape adjacent to Beaches Restaurant & Bar on the Columbia River waterfront. The Vancouver-based C.E. John Co. is developing the two-story complex, called Two-Thousand-One for its address between Beaches and the company’s Meriwether Condominiums. The office project will include four 5,000-square-foot office spaces, each designed to take advantage of riverfront views and to complement the architecture of other buildings fronting the river. C.E. John is a private real estate investment and development company that has built several buildings along the waterfront.</p>

On the waterfront
A $5 million office project is taking shape adjacent to Beaches Restaurant & Bar on the Columbia River waterfront. The Vancouver-based C.E. John C...

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Thursday, May 08
» Vancouver bank ranks near top on national list
» Builders to showcase remodeled homes
» Planned Salmon Creek nursing home appealed
» Agave jeans finds the right fit
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Wednesday, May 07
» 2 new flavors of Mexico
» Tech firms will push for bigger silicon wafers
» Real estate dip cuts into Riverview's profits
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» Air Speed Internet buys BG Wireless, expands reach

Tuesday, May 06
» Washington View: Nuclear power could fight global warming
» Dotster under fire for Web content
» Wal-Mart could come to Woodland by 2010 if state OKs road plans
» Nautilus reports first-quarter net loss of $6.4 million, more than expected
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Monday, May 05
» One on One with Jason Reid
» Clark County real estate roundup
» Clark County building permits

Sunday, May 04
» Thinking inside the box: Electronic kiosks offer movies, food
» Business briefing
» Business calendar

Saturday, May 03
» Clark County at Work: TentPole Technologies offers support for tent-pole repairs
» Northwest Natural sees drop in net income
» El Pollo Loco to open its first outlet in Washington
» Former Vesta chef Fenton now at new restaurant
» Clark County health-worker report

Columbian Business:

	Julia Anderson Business Editor 735-4509
	Paul Craig Health care industry, hospitality industry, Port of Woodland 735-4520
	Cami Joner Real estate and development 735-4532
	Jonathan Nelson Retail, banking, Port of Vancouver 735-4543
	Courtney Sherwood Technology, telecommunications 735-4553 BIO
	Barbara Samuels Business briefs, business calendar 735-4552

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2008 Economic forecast

US/World Business News

»	Citigroup targeting 9 percent revenue growth
»	March trade deficit drops by bigger-than-expected amount
»	Oil nears $126 per barrel ahead of US driving season
»	Stock head for lower open after AIG reveals need for cash
»	Clear Channel profit surges, income flat from continuing ops

Market Summary

As of 05/09/2008 08:10 AM

	NYSE	9,334	-55	-0.6%

	NSDQ	2,449	-2	-0.1%

	Morningstar	3,402	-10	-0.3%

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Earlier this year, The Columbian invited Clark County women who were 60 or over and single to share their financial stories and offer advice to younger women.
» 60 & Single

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