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Boomerang Therapy Works is moving to a new location next month because its current building is set to be demolished to make way for an apartment building. The taped-off section of the exterior wall was where a car drove into the building recently.

Vancouver’s Boomerang Therapy Works plans big move

Boomerang Therapy Works is moving to a new location next month because its current building is set to be demolished to make way for an apartment building. The taped-off section of the exterior wall was where a car drove into the building recently.

April 20, 2021, 6:04am Business

After four years in downtown Vancouver, Boomerang Therapy Works is preparing to move out of its gym building and setting up shop in central Vancouver. If all goes according to plan, its new location will debut June 1. Read story

Deserted desks line the main office of ZoomInfo in downtown Vancouver.(Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)

Vancouver-based ZoomInfo to resume in-person work

Deserted desks line the main office of ZoomInfo in downtown Vancouver.(Amanda Cowan/The Columbian)

April 18, 2021, 6:02am Business

One of Clark County’s biggest employers, Vancouver-based marketing intelligence company ZoomInfo, announced last week that it will resume partial in-person work at all but one of its offices starting July 6. Read story

ZoomInfo, headquartered in Vancouver, specializes in data tools to help business-to-business marketing teams.

ZoomInfo reports fourth-quarter revenue increase of 53 percent

ZoomInfo, headquartered in Vancouver, specializes in data tools to help business-to-business marketing teams.

February 23, 2021, 7:00pm Business

ZoomInfo, Vancouver’s newest publicly traded company, is growing fast with help from the smaller tech companies it’s acquired. Read story

HP submits application for 1.5 million-square-foot campus in east Vancouver

June 9, 2020, 10:17am Business

Printer and PC maker HP Inc. has submitted a preliminary application to the city of Vancouver detailing its plans for a new corporate campus at Section 30, the site of the former English Pit gravel mine. The site is directly north of the Columbia Tech Center, where HP’s current Vancouver… Read story

Nick Lim, who described himself last week as "a 100 percent believer and advocate of free speech that is in accordance with U.S. law," founded the software company VanwaTech and appears to have played a role in the reboot of 8chan under the name 8kun.

8chan back online under the name 8kun

Nick Lim, who described himself last week as "a 100 percent believer and advocate of free speech that is in accordance with U.S. law," founded the software company VanwaTech and appears to have played a role in the reboot of 8chan under the name 8kun.

November 7, 2019, 9:46pm Business

8chan, the self-described free speech forum that developed a reputation as a haven for white supremacists, has relaunched after being kicked offline in August. And it appears that one of the players in the site’s return is Nick Lim, a Vancouver software developer who has previously made headlines for providing… Read story

Matt Wiles prompts his Ring camera system at his home in east Vancouver to record a video, viewable live on the device's cellphone app, Neighbors. The app wasn't working, however.

Doorbell cameras increasingly popular but raise questions, ethical concerns

Matt Wiles prompts his Ring camera system at his home in east Vancouver to record a video, viewable live on the device's cellphone app, Neighbors. The app wasn't working, however.

October 21, 2019, 6:00am Clark County News

In the two instances that Dan Parsons’ video doorbell recorded crimes, the footage did not lead to his property being recovered or the culprits captured. Read story

Mechatronics instructor Larry Smith greets guests during a tour at Clark College's Columbia Tech Center campus Monday. The tour was part of the 10th anniversary celebration of the facility.

Columbia Tech Center celebrates 10 years

Mechatronics instructor Larry Smith greets guests during a tour at Clark College's Columbia Tech Center campus Monday. The tour was part of the 10th anniversary celebration of the facility.

October 14, 2019, 7:44pm Business

When the Clark College Columbia Tech Center opened in 2009, the college was seeing peak enrollment as layoff victims of the Great Recession went back to school to bolster their skills. Read story

Vancouver was the first stop on the Association of Washington Businesses&#039; bus tour of Washington State in celebration of Manufacturing Week. The tour route is depicted on the side of the bus during a visit SEH America in Vancouver on Wednesday.

Association of Washington Businesses tour stops at SEH America in Vancouver

Vancouver was the first stop on the Association of Washington Businesses&#039; bus tour of Washington State in celebration of Manufacturing Week. The tour route is depicted on the side of the bus during a visit SEH America in Vancouver on Wednesday.

October 2, 2019, 5:59pm Business

The Association of Washington Businesses kicked off its annual statewide Manufacturing Week bus tour on Wednesday, and this year’s tour started at SEH America in Vancouver. Read story

Fox Avery, an intern, monitors a fermentation process at the AbSci labs on Tuesday morning.

AbSci’s growth, expansion keeps pace

Fox Avery, an intern, monitors a fermentation process at the AbSci labs on Tuesday morning.

September 20, 2019, 6:05am Business

Biotechnology company AbSci is wrapping up a substantial expansion of its downtown Vancouver headquarters, nearly doubling the size of the office and setting the company up for a round of hiring that is expected to grow its workforce by nearly 50 percent by the end of the year. Read story

The office of Perfect Co. at 705 Main St. was one of several firms that hosted tech-minded people on Tuesday during the third-annual Vancouver Tech Tour. Perfect Co. makes precision food scales connected to smartphone apps.

Vancouver Tech Tour opens doors to boost bandwidth

The office of Perfect Co. at 705 Main St. was one of several firms that hosted tech-minded people on Tuesday during the third-annual Vancouver Tech Tour. Perfect Co. makes precision food scales connected to smartphone apps.

September 18, 2019, 5:37pm Business

Mark Tishenko opened the doors of his company, Edge Networks, on Tuesday to welcome a stream of tech-minded visitors touring the tech scene in downtown Vancouver. Read story