List of companies based in Seattle
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This is a list of large or well-known interstate or international companies headquartered in the Seattle metropolitan area.
As of August 2013, Seattle, Washington was home to four Fortune 500 companies: Internet retailer Amazon.com (#49), coffee chain Starbucks (#208), clothing merchant Nordstrom (#227), and Expeditors International (#428).[1]
Biotechnology
- Dendreon — immunotherapeutics
- ZymoGenetics — therapeutic proteins
- Seattle Genetics
- Immune Design Corporation
Broadcasting
- Fisher Communications — radio and television stations
Computer hardware
- Cray Inc. — supercomputers
- EMC Isilon — Computer storage
- F5 Networks — networking
Conglomerates
- Vulcan Inc. — investment vehicle for Paul Allen
Consulting
- Avanade — Business & Technology Consulting and Information Technology Consulting
- ECG Management Consultants, Inc. — Healthcare Management and Information Technology Consulting
- The Fulcrum Agency — Management Consulting and Innovation Consulting
- Caliber Security Partners — Information Security Consulting and Risk Management Consulting
- Alvarez and Marsal — Management Consulting, Turnaround management and Performance improvement
- Slalom Consulting — Management Consulting and Information Technology Consulting
- Synapse Product Development — Engineering and Product Development
Design
- Artefact (company)
- Phinney Bischoff (company)
Financial
- Moss Adams
- ShareBuilder
- Washington Federal Savings
- Russell Investments
Food and beverage
- American Seafoods — Management company for Fishing Vessels in the Bering Sea
- Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Company — Coffee retailer
- Darigold — dairy agricultural marketing cooperative
- Drink Spotting — Cocktail Party Catering
- Jones Soda — Soft drink maker
- Mike's Hard Lemonade beverage maker
- Pagliacci Pizza — Pizza restaurant chain
- Theo Chocolate — Organic and Fair Trade chocolate manufacturer
- Trident Seafoods — Management company for Fishing Vessels in the Bering Sea
- Uwajimaya — Asian supermarket
- Starbucks — Coffee retailer and coffeehouse chain
- Tully's Coffee — Coffee retailer and wholesaler
Gaming
- Arenanet — Guild Wars Franchise
- Big Fish Games — Casual Games
- PopCap — Casual Games
Healthcare
Insurance
- PEMCO — auto, home, boat, and life insurance
- Trupanion — pet insurance
- Group Health Cooperative — Healthcare organization
- Safeco — property insurance
Intellectual property
- Corbis — stock photography
- Getty Images — stock photography
- Intellectual Ventures — patent assertion hedge fund
- Synapse Product Development — new product development
Internet
- Add3.com — Search marketing agency
- Allrecipes.com — online recipe service and forum
- Amazon.com — retail
- BuddyTV — TV news, 2nd screen technology
- Cheezburger — Operates many humor web blogs such as I Can Has Cheezburger? and FAIL Blog
- Classmates.com — A social networking service
- Drugstore.com — retail
- Ethoseo.com — Digital Marketing Agency
- eNotes.com — Educational resource service
- ExtraHop Networks — Network Analysis appliance maker
- F5 Networks — Network Hardware Management
- findwell — online real estate brokerage
- Groundspeak — operators of Geocaching.com
- Lockerz — Social Networking; E-commerce; Entertainment
- Moz — Search Engine Optimization
- Onvia — government business intelligence portal
- PayScale — global employee compensation database
- Penny Arcade — Webcomic and online comedy empire
- RealNetworks — software
- Redfin — online real estate brokerage
- Social Strata — software
- Soundrangers — online sound effects and music
- Tableau Software — data visualization
- Thrift Books — retail
- Walk Score — online walkability index of major cities
- WhitePages.com — online people search, reverse phone & address lookup, and business search
- Zillow.com — real estate information service
Law
Manufacturing
- Cutter & Buck — golf apparel
- Filson — outdoor apparel
- Pacific Coast Feather Company — bedding
- Vigor Shipyards — shipbuilding
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
- Mithun — architectural firm
- NBBJ — architectural firm
- Plum Creek Timber — timber
- Sellen Construction
- Windermere Real Estate — real estate brokerage
Public relations
- Waggener Edstrom — Public relations
The Fearey Group — Public relations
Publishing
- Fantagraphics Books — comics and graphic novels
- Bilingual Books, Inc. — foreign language books and computer software
- Sasquatch Books — non-fiction books
- Mountaineers Books — non-fiction books
Record labels
- Brick Lane Records — Iska Dhaaf, Benjamin Verdoes and You Are Plural
- Barsuk Records
- Sub Pop — Fleet Foxes, Foals, Beach House, The Postal Service, Flight of the Conchords, No Age, Wolf Parade and The Shins
- Tooth & Nail Records
Retail
- Amazon.com
- AttachmateWRQ — networking
- Babeland (formerly Toys in Babeland) — sex toys
- Bartell Drugs
- Blue Nile Inc — diamonds
- Car Toys — automobile audio equipment and cell phones
- Cascade Designs — outdoor apparel
- Cequint
- IdyllicNW.com — apparel
- 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
- Seattle Pacific Industries – owner of Sergio Valente brand apparel
- Social Strata (formerly Groupee Inc., and before that, Infopop Corporation) — Internet
- Sur La Table — cookware
- Tommy Bahama — apparel
- Zulily
- Zumiez — action sports
Sports
- Professional Bowlers Association - sanctioning body for the sport of professional ten-pin bowling
Transportation
- Aero Controls Inc.
- Ambassadors International — cruise ships
- Expeditors International — logistics
- Holland America Line — cruise ships
Companies based in the Greater Seattle area
Alaska Airlines headquarters in SeaTac
Other large or well-known interstate or international companies popularly associated with Seattle are actually based in other Puget Sound cities:
- Alaska Air Group, Alaska Airlines, and Horizon Air — SeaTac
- ArenaNet — Bellevue
- Brooks Sports — Bothell
- Bungie Studios — Bellevue
- Classmates.com — Renton
- Clearwire — Bellevue
- Coinstar — Bellevue
- Concur Technologies — Redmond
- Costco — Issaquah (founded in Seattle)
- drugstore.com — Bellevue
- Eddie Bauer — Bellevue (founded in Seattle)
- eNom — Bellevue
- Expedia, Inc. — Bellevue
- INRIX — Kirkland
- Intelius — Bellevue
- Microsoft — Redmond
- msnbc.com — Redmond
- MulvannyG2 Architecture — Bellevue
- Nintendo of America — Redmond
- Oberto Sausage Company — Kent
- PACCAR — Bellevue
- Premera Blue Cross — Mountlake Terrace
- Puget Sound Energy — Bellevue
- Raleigh USA — Kent
- R.E.I. — Kent (founded in Seattle)
- Savers/Value Village — Bellevue
- Sucker Punch Productions — Bellevue
- Symetra Financial — Bellevue
- T-Mobile USA — Bellevue
- TalentWise — Bothell
- True Blue, Inc. — Tacoma
- Valve Corporation — Bellevue
- Weyerhaeuser — Federal Way
- Wizards of the Coast — Renton
Companies formerly headquartered in Seattle
- Airborne Express (ground operations acquired by DHL, Plantation, Florida; air operations spun off as ABX Air, Wilmington, Ohio)
- Associated Grocers (acquired by Unified Western Grocers of Los Angeles)
- Boeing (now in Chicago, Illinois)
- The Bon Marché (owned by Macy's, Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio; name changed to Bon-Macy's in 2003; rebranded as Macy's in 2005)
- Cinnabon (acquired by FOCUS Brands, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia)
- Corixa — immunotherapeutics, closed in 2006
- Costco (now in Issaquah, Washington)
- Eddie Bauer (now in Bellevue, Washington)
- Ernst Home Centers (liquidated following unsuccessful bankruptcy filing in 1996)
- Frederick & Nelson (went out of business in 1992)
- Immunex (acquired by Amgen, Thousand Oaks, California)
- Magnolia Audio Video (headquarters moved to Kent, Washington; now owned by Best Buy)
- Muzak (now in Fort Mill, South Carolina)
- MyLackey.com (defunct)
- Rainier Brewing Company (now owned by Miller Brewing, Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
- Red Robin Gourmet Burgers (now in Greenwood Village, Colorado)
- R.E.I. (now in Kent, Washington)
- Safeco (acquired by Liberty Mutual)
- Seafirst Bank (acquired by Bank of America)
- Shurgard Storage Centers (acquired by Public Storage)
- Surreal Software (acquired by Midway Games)
- United Airlines (now in Chicago, IL)
- United Parcel Service (now in Sandy Springs, Georgia)
- Washington Mutual (failed in 2008, acquired by JPMorgan Chase)
- World Vision (now in Federal Way, Washington)
See also
- List of companies based in redmond, Washington
References
- ↑ "Fortune 500", Fortune, retrieved 15 August 2013
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