20 years later, Geocaching still attracting players to worldwide treasure hunt game

Geocaching can’t hide from its popularity: The Seattle-based company has been playing a worldwide game of hide and seek for more than 20 years and will celebrate this weekend with a special event at Seattle Center. Co-founder and CEO Bryan Roth (above) says he never could have predicted the global phenomenon Geocaching has become. Read our Q&A.

New York Times investigates Seattle’s ‘$70,000 CEO’: Gravity Payments leader Dan Price gained international acclaim for championing worker rights and raising the minimum salary at his company to $70,000. But a New York Times investigation reveals numerous on-the-record allegations of sexual misconduct and assault against Price, who stepped down as CEO earlier this week. 

Rep. Derek Kilmer on entrepreneurship and innovation: The Washington state representative who chairs a committee aiming to modernize Congress spoke at a startup event in Tacoma this week. Here’s what he talked about. 

What were you doing as a 12-year-old? Probably not creating your own video games and showcasing them at a giant event. Meet Max Trest, an indie video game developer who will be presenting at this weekend’s Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle.