Graphic: Portland's industrial vacancy rate vs. other cities
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State OK’s world’s largest wind farm
State energy officials have approved a plan that would make Gilliam and Morrow counties in northeastern Oregon home to the world’s largest wind farm.
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Nurses remain recession-proof
While many employees throughout Oregon are losing their jobs or worried about keeping employed, nurses are proving to be immune to the sick economy.
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Buzzing with the latest jargon
For University of Oregon professor and Economist’s View blog founder Mark Thoma the term “stagflation” is old news.
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Walker attacks ethanol law
Just weeks before Eastern Oregon gas stations will be required to sell fuel blended with ethanol, one lawmaker is already reconsidering the state’s year-old renewable fuel mandate.
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Season fuels fire business
It was tragic but not surprising that the nine people who died in a helicopter crash in Northern California Aug. 5 were working for a company based in Oregon.
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Costs and delays imperil Portland’s South Waterfront
As development in Portland’s South Waterfront sags under the weight of the economy, the final design of the project grows increasingly uncertain.
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Q&A with the candidates for state treasurer
What would these men do if they got their hands on the state’s billions?
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Lions, tigers, bear markets
It’s been a difficult spring and summer: The economy cyclone flattened the house; the yellow brick road expansion has run out of funds.
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The return of king ag
Spiking prices and insatiable demand produce a record-breaking season for Oregon’s farmers.