Washington state and tech giants embrace ‘Swiss Army Knife’ of clean energy

Tech vets launch marketplace for bikes and parts: Dan Marx and Rob Einaudi created BikeList to pedal past eBay, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace and others, and provide a better online experience for gearheads. Read more.

Amazon helps WWE wrestle counterfeiters: Real or fake? That age-old question for professional wrestling is taking a different turn in a series of lawsuits filed this week by Amazon and World Wrestling Entertainment over the alleged listing of counterfeit replica WWE wrestling belts by third-party sellers on the e-commerce giant’s online marketplace.

Child care enrollment startup acquired: Seattle-based LegUp, which provides software to child care providers for scheduling, payment processing and communications, is being scooped up by Kinside. 

New launch date for moon rocket: NASA will try again Saturday to test the heavy-lift Space Launch System rocket and begin the agency’s Artemis 1 mission, an uncrewed flight aimed at setting the stage for sending astronauts to the lunar surface in the mid-2020s.

More race laps for Acumatica: A month after putting its name on an IndyCar, the Kirkland, Wash.-based maker of cloud-based enterprise resource planning software is sponsoring a NASCAR race car.

Random fun click of the day: Netflix account manager … Amazon Prime member … uncertified genius at Apple. This is the person we’re looking for! Check out the fake LinkedIn profile we wish we could write.