A pizza being built by a Picnic Pizza System. (GeekWire File Photo) Food automation startup Picnic is laying off employees, becoming the latest tech company to trim staff amid the tech downturn. Picnic CEO Clayton Wood. (Picnic Photo) A company

Digs co-founders Ty Frackiewicz (left) and Ryan Fink. (Digs Photo) A pair of real estate startup vets are revealing a new company that aims to limit the amount of back-and-forth slog in residential construction. Ryan Fink and Ty Frackiewicz announced

Multiple video boards at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle give way to tour-related information when fans are in the venue for guided walks. (GeekWire Photo / Kurt Schlosser) Standing in the Amazon Music Lounge at Climate Pledge Arena on Tuesday,

(Halo Infinite screenshot) A new report indicates that Microsoft’s layoffs earlier this month have forced significant changes at its subsidiary 343 Industries, the company behind the Halo series of video games. Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier wrote Tuesday that the layoffs have

Rick Eiel. (BECU Photo) — Boeing Employees Credit Union appointed Rick Eiel as its executive vice president and first chief data and analytics officer. Eiel, who has more than 30 years of experience in the consumer financial industry, was previously

An artist’s conception shows a city taking shape on Mars. (SpaceX Illustration) Billionaires such as Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos dream of making Mars more like Earth, or seeing millions of people living and working in space — but could

(Bigstock Photo) A wildlife research nonprofit backed by the Paul G. Allen Foundation is embarking on a new study to learn more about how the Pacific Northwest lynx population is affected by wildfires.  Home Range Wildlife Research is a nonprofit that

The official cover art for the 5th edition Player’s Handbook for Dungeons & Dragons. (Wizards of the Coast Image) Wizards of the Coast is officially leaving its old rules in place to govern independently-published material for the Dungeons & Dragons

Former VMware CEO and longtime Microsoft executive Paul Maritz is a major investor in True, a social app that vows not to sell or monetize user data. (Photo Courtesy True.) Veteran computer scientist and business leader Paul Maritz is perhaps