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New free, on-demand EV service launches in Redmond to shuttle riders to light rail

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Contractors sue Modern Hydrogen, alleging the Bill Gates-backed startup left their final invoices unpaid

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High-tech player in collectibles: Startup uses robotics and AI to sort, analyze and sell trading cards

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Week in Review: Most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of March 1, 2026

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GeekWire Podcast on location at OpenAI in Bellevue, with CTO of Applications Vijaye Raji

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Rad Power Bikes’ new owner wants to rehire employees, open stores and return e-bike brand to glory days

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Washington governor says he’ll sign millionaires tax

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Washington state bill to ban microchipping of employees heads to governor for approval

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Former startup CFO gets 2 years in prison for wire fraud / crypto scheme that cost company $35M

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Inside OpenAI’s new Bellevue office: A swanky statement about AI’s impact on the Seattle region

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Silicon Valley tech vet: ‘No better time to start companies than now’

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University of Washington team working on CPR feedback device wins health innovation challenge

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Xbox surprise: Microsoft reveals ‘Project Helix’ as the codename of its next console

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Tech Moves: Amperity and Siteimprove name CMOs; AWS director departs; Gong’s new exec

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Sub Pop Records leaving Amazon HQ space for new store on Seattle waterfront

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Fully charged: Meet the local leader energizing the Pacific Northwest battery boom

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Rad Power Bikes brand will live on as Life EV completes acquisition of Seattle e-bike maker’s assets

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Washington state lawmakers target data center sales tax breaks to help plug $2B budget gap

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Amazon makes a new bet on healthcare AI, rivaling Microsoft in the doctor’s office

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Amazon lays off robotics staff in latest cuts

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