Eating bugs could help feed the world
Cbsnews.com: The United Nations says eating insects may combat global hunger and boost health worldwide by reducing malnutrition and even air pollution.
Year: 2013
Why the boss is always wrong
“Are you ready to be a transference object?”
Post Holdings buying Hearthside cereals unit
Post Foods’ parent company is buying Hearthside Food Solutions’ cereals and granola business in Eugene for $158 million cash.
Oregon considers intern protections
Oregon legislators are considering House Bill 2699 to extend workplace protections to interns.
Tigard sports bra company moves production from China to U.S.
Tigard-based sports bra company Handful is moving some of its production back to Oregon from China.
SoloPower cutting more jobs
SoloPower will cut more jobs from its California headquarters on the same day it closes its Portland solar panel factory.
New cheese factory opens in Bandon
More than 400 people gathered at the opening of the new Face Rock Creamery in Bandon.
Green Zebra announces third planned location
Green Zebra Grocery announced that its third location will open up in Portland’s up-and-coming Southeast Division and 50th area.
Portland tries to crack down on battery disposal
An estimated 660,000 pounds of dry-cell batteries were thrown away by Portland-area households in 2009, something the region is trying to cut down on.
Construction hiring not keeping pace with rebound
Housing construction is booming, but the industry is struggling to keep up with its workforce down 38%.