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Business in 2023: Employment catchup, stubborn home prices and no recession

Several profiled Northwest Washington businesses and people continued to make news

A pedestrian takes a picture next to heavy traffic leading all the way to Peace Arch border crossing.
Lines of cars head to Canada and the Peace Arch border crossing in 2022 from Whatcom County. Personal vehicle border crossing volumes are slowly creeping up from their pre-pandemic levels. (Andy Bronson/Cascadia Daily News)
Frank Catalano
By Frank Catalano CDN Business Contributor
Perhaps the most significant local business development of 2023 was something that didn’t happen: a recession, feared in late 2022 to be ahead in the new year, never materialized. Still, a number of notable business stories woven throughout Cascadia Daily News’ coverage — from retail to real estate — did have visible movement or reach a conclusion during the year, and several profiled Northwest Washington businesses and people continued to make news after their initial stories were to

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