The company, known for its mille crepe cake, has had multiple pop-ups in Bellevue in recent years.

Here are some of the major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.

The Bellevue-based startup, which makes at-home health tests, currently has about 22,000 square feet of lab space in Bothell.

U.S. government bond yields slipped slightly on Friday but were still high, raising concerns about stocks.

Meta Platforms Inc. on Thursday delivered a message to employees: management will be watching how they comply with the company’s return-to-office rules and workers could be fired if they don’t, according to a report in Insider.

Hawaii’s governor admitted it may be legally challenging to prevent outsiders from purchasing distressed property on Maui despite his concerns that last week’s wildfires could permanently displace thousands of local residents.

A new study found that workers often don’t understand equity compensation, exposing them to exploitation.

Higher yields on everything from Treasurys to money-market funds are delivering a windfall to savers.

SL Green has successfully taken full control at 625 Madison Ave. after it won a foreclosure auction at the property this week.
The Manhattan-based REIT had ground leased the building from Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp., which had fallen behind on loan payments, triggering a UCC foreclosure proceeding. SL Green bought a stake in the mezzanine loan tied to the fee interest, allowing it to execute on the foreclosure and take full control of the 17-story building, The Real Deal reports.
SL Green and other lenders, including UK-based Children’s Investment Fund and Winthrop Realty Trust, held a $195M mezzanine loan provided to Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp.,…

Dean Shigenaga submitted his resignation from his roles as president and chief financial officer at Alexandria Real Estate Equities on Wednesday. 
Shigenaga, whose resignation will be effective Sept. 15, cited “personal family health reasons,” the REIT said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The life sciences giant’s board of directors elected Marc Binda to fill the roles of chief financial officer and treasurer.
“Marc has been Dean’s right hand for much of Marc’s career so we expect the transition to be flawless,” Alexandria CEO Joel Marcus said in an emailed statement to Bisnow. “Marc has helped lead, among many things, our fortress…