Imperium Renewables' massive 100 million gallon biodiesel facility in Grays Harbor County -- which has sat idle for months -- could re-open next year if federal guidelines for biodiesel are approved, reports The Seattle Times. In March, we reported that Imperium had cut more than half of its staff.

Mobile phone giant Nokia, which announced plans to close its Kirkland facility earlier this year, said it is cutting 490 more jobs as part of an ongoing restructuring effort.

A new spin out from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center called Presage Therapeutics is working on new ways to personalize cancer treatments for patients, reports Xconomy.

Seattle's Attassa has released a new iPhone app called "All My Email" that allows users to access all emails and conversation threads across various accounts. The company has a free version and a premium version for $4.99.

Amazon.com is powering a new BillMyParents shopping site which lets teens and tweens shop for Amazon products and send the bill to their parents for approval. The shopping site, from a company called Socialwise, is designed to capture some of the youth market who want to shop online but don't have a credit card yet.

The University of Washington is contemplating a plan to become "climate neutral" and is soliciting ideas on how to do that, reports the PSBJ's Clay Holtzman.

Facebook has turned down a term sheet for $200 million in fresh capital that would have valued the social networking company at $8 billion, according a report in TechCrunch. Citing an unnamed source, TechCrunch also reports that Facebook anticipates revenue of $550 million this year.

Sun

Zoodango -- the Seattle Internet startup led by James Sun of "The Apprentice" fame -- has raised $624,000 in equity financing, according to a regulatory filing. The filing says that the geo search company, which we wrote about earlier this year, is now operating under the name GeoPage. Sun couldn't be reached for comment. [Editor's note: The dollar amount has been changed as the filing showed an inaccurate amount.]

Headline of the day comes via ZDNet: "Gartner: Skip Vista and wait for Windows 7."