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Alder Biopharmaceuticals (Bothell)
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Atossa Genetics – breast health
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Dendreon — immunotherapeutics
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Juno Therapeutics
·
Seattle Genetics (Bothell)
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ZymoGenetics —
therapeutic protein
·
Cray Inc. — supercomputers
·
F5
Networks — application delivery controllers
·
Vulcan Inc.
·
Alvarez
and Marsal —
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Avanade —
business and technology consulting and information technology
consulting
·
Slalom
Consulting — management consulting and information
technology consulting
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ClearSign
Combustion
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Capital One Investing
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Gravity Payments
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Moss Adams
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Russell Investments
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Seattle Credit Union
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Washington Federal Savings
·
American Seafoods —
management company for fishing vessels in the Bering Sea
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Beecher's Handmade Cheese
·
Caffe Vita
Coffee Roasting Company — coffee retailer
·
Darigold — dairy agricultural marketing
cooperative
·
Jones Soda —
soft drink maker
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Pagliacci Pizza — pizza restaurant chain
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Seattle's Best Coffee
·
Starbucks —
coffee retailer and coffeehouse chain
·
Theo
Chocolate — organic and fair trade chocolate manufacturer
·
Trident Seafoods —
management company for fishing vessels in the Bering Sea
·
Tully's Coffee — coffee
retailer and wholesaler
·
Uwajimaya — Asian supermarket
·
Center for Infectious Disease
Research
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Emeritus Senior Living
·
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research
Center
·
Northwest Kidney Centers
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PATH
·
The
Polyclinic
·
Group Health Cooperative —
health care organization
·
PEMCO —
auto, home, boat, and life insurance
·
Safeco —
property insurance
·
Trupanion — pet insurance
·
Getty
Images — stock photography
·
Intellectual Ventures —
patent assertion hedge fund
·
Allrecipes.com —
online recipe service and forum
·
Amazon.com —
retail
·
Avvo —
legal services search
·
BuddyTV — TV news, second screen
technology (Business closed)
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Cheezburger — operates many humor web
blogs such as I Can Has Cheezburger? and FAIL Blog
·
Classmates.com —
social networking service
·
DomainTools.com — DNS research
and monitoring tools
·
eNotes.com —
educational resource service
·
ExtraHop Networks —
network analysis appliance maker
·
F5
Networks — application delivery controllers
·
findwell — online real estate
brokerage
·
Groundspeak — operators of Geocaching.com
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Leafly — cannabis information
·
Moz —
search engine optimization
·
Onvia — government business
intelligence portal
·
Panopto — video content management
·
PayScale — global employee
compensation database
·
Penny Arcade — webcomic
·
Porch — home services platform
·
RealNetworks — software
·
Redfin — online real estate brokerage
·
Smartsheet — SaaS work
collaboration software
·
Soundrangers — online sound effects
and music
·
Sporcle — online trivia
·
Tableau Software — data
visualization
·
Thrift
Books — retail
·
Turbo (formerly Spoon) —
application virtualization
·
WhitePages.com —
online people search, reverse phone & address lookup, and business
search
·
Zillow.com —
real estate information service
·
Davis Wright Tremaine
·
Lane
Powell
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Perkins Coie
·
Cutter
& Buck — golf apparel
·
Filson —
outdoor apparel
·
Pacific Coast Feather Company — bedding
·
Vigor Shipyards — shipbuilding
·
Rover.com —
dog boarding and dog walking
Property and
architecture
·
Bassetti
Architects — architectural firm
·
Callison — architectural firm
·
Diamond Parking — parking
lots
·
Howard S. Wright Companies — construction
·
John L.
Scott — real estate brokerage
·
Johnson Braund
Design Group — design and architectural firm
·
Miller
Hull Partnership – architecture and planning
·
Mithun — architecture, landscape
architecture, interior design, planning and urban design
·
NBBJ — architectural firm
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Plum Creek Timber — timber
·
Sellen
Construction
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Weber
Thompson — architectural firm
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Windermere Real Estate — real estate brokerage
·
Waggener Edstrom — public relations
·
Bilingual Books, Inc. — foreign language books and computer software
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Fantagraphics Books — comics and graphic
novels
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Mountaineers Books — non-fiction books
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Sasquatch Books — non-fiction
books
·
Barsuk Records
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Sub Pop — Fleet
Foxes, Foals, Beach
House, The Postal Service, Flight of the Conchords, No Age, Wolf
Parade, and The Shins
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Tooth & Nail Records
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Amazon.com
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AttachmateWRQ — networking
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Babeland (formerly Toys in Babeland) — sex toys
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Bartell
Drugs
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Blue Nile Inc — diamonds
·
Brooks
Sports — athletic apparel
·
Car Toys — automobile audio equipment and cell
phones
·
Cascade Designs —
outdoor apparel
·
Cequint
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Indix — product intelligence database
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Julep- cosmetics and personal care
·
K2 Sports — sporting
goods and apparel
·
NetMotion Wireless —
Mobile VPN Solution
·
Nordstrom — apparel
·
The Omni
Group — develops software for the Mac OS X platform
·
Outdoor Research — apparel
·
PCC Natural Markets — supermarket
·
QFC —
supermarket chain
·
RealNetworks — Internet
·
Rhapsody —
online music service
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Sur La
Table — cookware
·
Tommy
Bahama — apparel
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Zumiez — action
sports
·
Zulily - apparel and housewares
Sports, leisure
and entertainment
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Professional Bowlers
Association — sanctioning body for the sport of
professional ten-pin bowling
·
Puzzle
Break - the first American-based live escape
room company
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Aero Controls Inc.
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Ambassadors International — cruise
ships
·
Expeditors International — logistics
·
Holland America Line —
cruise ships
·
Saltchuk — transportation and logistics
·
Windstar Cruises — cruise
ships
·
Arenanet — Guild Wars franchise
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Big Fish
Games — casual games
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PopCap — casual games
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Sucker Punch Productions — Sly
Cooper and Infamous franchise
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Undead
Labs — State of Decay games
Companies based in
the Greater Seattle area
Alaska Airlines headquarters
in SeaTac
Microsoft
Other large or well-known interstate or international
companies popularly associated with Seattle are actually based in
other Puget Sound cities:
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Alaska Air Group, Alaska Airlines, and Horizon
Air — SeaTac
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ArenaNet — Bellevue
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Bungie —
Bellevue
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Classmates.com — Renton
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Clearwire — Bellevue
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Concur Technologies —
Bellevue
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Costco — Issaquah (founded in Seattle)
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drugstore.com —
Bellevue
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Eddie
Bauer — Bellevue (founded in Seattle)
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eNom — Kirkland
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Expedia
Group — Bellevue
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INRIX —
Kirkland
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Intelius — Bellevue
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Microsoft —
Redmond
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msnbc.com —
Redmond
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MulvannyG2 Architecture —
Bellevue
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Nintendo
of America — Redmond
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Oberto Sausage
Company — Kent
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Outerwall (formerly Coinstar)
— Bellevue
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PACCAR —
Bellevue
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Premera Blue
Cross — Mountlake Terrace
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Puget Sound Energy —
Bellevue
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Raleigh USA — Kent
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R.E.I. —
Kent (founded in Seattle)
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Savers/Value
Village — Bellevue
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Sucker Punch Productions —
Bellevue
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T-Mobile
US — Bellevue
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Talking
Rain — Preston
Companies formerly
headquartered in Seattle
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Airborne Express (ground operations
acquired by DHL, Plantation, Florida;
air operations spun off as ABX Air, Wilmington, Ohio)
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Associated Grocers (acquired
by Unified Western Grocers of Los
Angeles)
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Boeing (now
in Chicago, Illinois)
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The Bon Marché (owned
by Macy's, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio; name changed to
Bon-Macy's in 2003; rebranded as Macy's in
2005)
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Cinnabon (acquired by FOCUS Brands, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia)
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Corixa — immunotherapeutics, closed in 2006
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Costco (now
in Issaquah, Washington)
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Eddie
Bauer (now in Bellevue, Washington)
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Ernst Home Centers (liquidated
following unsuccessful bankruptcy filing in 1996)
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Frederick & Nelson (went
out of business in 1992)
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Immunex (acquired by Amgen, Thousand Oaks, California)
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Muzak (now in Fort Mill, South Carolina)
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MyLackey.com (defunct)
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Rainier Brewing Company (now
owned by Pabst Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
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Red Robin
Gourmet Burgers (now in Greenwood Village, Colorado)
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REI (now
in Kent, Washington)
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Safeco (acquired
by Liberty Mutual)
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Seafirst
Bank (acquired by Bank of America)
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Shurgard Storage Centers (acquired by Public
Storage)
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Speakeasy, Inc. (acquired by Best Buy in
2007 and merged with MegaPath in
2010)
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Surreal Software (acquired by Midway
Games)
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United Airlines (now in Chicago)
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United Parcel Service (now in
Louisville , Kentucky)
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Washington Mutual (failed in
2008, acquired by JPMorgan
Chase)
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World
Vision (now in Federal Way, Washington)
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Zulily (acquired by Liberty Interactive)
Currently based in
Bellevue
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5th Cell - video game
developer; created Scribblenauts and Drawn to Life
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Apptio -
developer of software used to evaluate and manage portfolios of IT
investments through an integrated view of IT cost, performance, supply,
and demand
·
ArenaNet -
PC game developer of Guild Wars series; many ArenaNet employees formerly worked for Blizzard
Entertainment
·
Baratza -
coffee grinder company
·
Bungie - video game studio known
for the popular Halo and Destiny franchises
·
Concur
Technologies - offers online integrated travel and
expense management for businesses; relocated its headquarters in 2013
from Redmond to
the Key Center building
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Dreambox -
online elementary and middle school math software; headquartered in
downtown Bellevue
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Drugstore.com - online pharmacy and information site for
health, beauty, wellness, personal care, and pharmacy products
·
Eddie Bauer - relocated its
headquarters from Redmond to a 28-story office tower at Lincoln Square,
which was completed in mid-2007; shares the tower with Microsoft'sNorth
American sales headquarters
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Esterline -
publicly traded company that designs, manufactures, and markets specialty
products primarily for aerospace and defense customers
·
Expedia, Inc. - online travel
company, which occupies Tower 333 (renamed the Expedia building)
beginning November 2008
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GlobalScholar -
an operating unit of Scantron
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InfoSpace -
a growing Internet private-label search engine and
online directory that survived the dot.com bust of the 1990s; reemerging
in the mid-2000s with a mobile entertainment offering
·
Intellectual
Ventures - a growing intellectual property investment
company, prominently featured in the book Superfreakonomics
·
MulvannyG2
Architecture - moved to Seattle in 2015; now called MG2;
the headquarters for the international architectural firm working with
both commercial and mixed use projects
·
Orahealth Corporation - pharmaceutical
manufacturer specializing in oral health care products
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Outerwall -
owner and operator of coin-exchanging and movie rental kiosks found in
supermarkets
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Paccar Inc -
world's third-largest producer of heavy duty Class 8 trucks (semis)
sold under the Kenworth, Peterbilt, DAF and Leyland nameplates
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The
Pokémon Company International - North American
headquarters for US operations for marketing and licensing the Pokémon franchise
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QFC - Quality Food Centers;
headquartered in Bellevue; a Washington and Oregon chain of upscale
grocery stores (a wholly owned subsidiary of Kroger)
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Savers - operators of the Value Village thrift store chain
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Sucker Punch
Productions - Sony game developer which produced Sly
Cooper, InFamous, and Rocket:
Robot on Wheels
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Symetra - life insurance company
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T-Mobile USA - headquarters for
their US operations are located in Factoria,
a neighborhood of Bellevue; operates a nationwide 4G LTE network;
Bellevue's second-largest employer, with over 4,800 employees on the
campus [1] and America's third largest mobile carrier.
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Unify Square - unified
communications technology company; founded and headquartered in Bellevue
·
Valve -
computer software/video games developer responsible for PC game client Steam,
and best-selling games such as the Half-Life series, Portal series,
and Team Fortress 2
·
WizKids -
non-electronic game developer producing everything from collectible
miniatures games to board games
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AT&T
Wireless
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Data I/O
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Edmark
·
HipSoft
·
Hyperlite
·
Mac
& Jack's Brewing Company
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Microsoft
·
343 Industries game studio
·
Good Science
Studio game studio
·
Launchworks game studio
·
Microsoft Studios game
studio
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Turn 10 Studios
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Paizo Publishing
·
Physio-Control
·
WildTangent
Major branches and
subsidiaries in Redmond
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AT&T Mobility (formerly
Cingular, headquartered in Redmond)
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Genie (subsidiary of Terex since 2002, formerly Genie
Industries headquartered in Redmond)
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Nintendo of
America (subsidiary of Nintendo)
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Wargaming Seattle (subsidiary of
Cyprus-based Wargaming,
formerly Gas Powered Games headquartered in Redmond)
Currently
based in Kirkland
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343 Industries (moving 2016)[1]
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Acumatica
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ATG Stores
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bgC3
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Bluetooth
Special Interest Group
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Donuts
·
Griptonite Games
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Icom Incorporated
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INRIX
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Kenworth
·
Lancs Industries
·
LTC Financial
Partners
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Monolith
Productions
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RAD Game Tools
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Tableau Software[1]
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Wave Broadband
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WaveDivision
Holdings (parent company of Astound Broadband and Wave Broadband)
Formerly based in Kirkland
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Bungie (moved to Bellevue)
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Clearwire (moved
to Bellevue)
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Costco (moved to Issaquah)
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Hale's Ales (moved to Ballard)
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Seattle Seahawks (moved
to Renton)
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Terabeam (moved
to San Jose)
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Valve Corporation (moved
to Bellevue)
Branches based in Kirkland
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Google (currently expanding to
three 60,000 sq ft
(5,600 m2) concrete office buildings over a
common parking garage of 170,000 sq ft (16,000 m2),
located in the Houghton area of Kirkland)[2]
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IBM (FileNet)
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Microsoft (located in the Parkplace Center area)
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GoDaddy
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