Tech companies reveal April Fools’ pranks
ABC News: It has become somewhat of a tradition for tech companies to publish jokes for April 1.
ABC News: It has become somewhat of a tradition for tech companies to publish jokes for April 1.
Portland State University, already Oregon’s largest university, is expected to grow immensely over the next decade.
Oregon BEST gave $150,000 to researchers who developed a window coating that cuts heat transfer, as part of its $1 million commercialization grants.
United Kingdom-based children’s bike maker Islabikes selected Portland as the location for its new U.S. headquarters.
Some Oregon lawmakers are trying to curtail a law that opens school boundaries.
Wilsonville-based Better Bean Co. is taking its once farmer’s market booth beans to stores nationwide.
Dave and Barbara Brazelton’s blueberry farm has grown over the past 35 years to become a leading supplier of blueberry stock to commercial growers all over the world.
Downtown Beaverton businesses can now apply for low-interest loans between $5,000-50,000 from Banner Bank to improve their storefront facades.
TheAtlantic: In an effort to get rid of rats infesting the subway, transit officials will test pesticide containing birth control drug.
CNN.com: Fears that a white supremacist gang or someone else is targeting Texas law enforcement officials spread Monday to Houston.