The New York Times: A bipartisan group of senators has agreed on a set of principles for a sweeping overhaul of the system, including a pathway to American citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants that would hinge on progress in securing the borders and ensuring that foreigners leave the country when their visas expire.
From vases that look like trophies to vintage urinal reproductions, Mudshark Studios is an alternative to “Made in China.” The company offers ceramic mold making, production services and product consulting at their 17,000-square-foot Northeast Portland location.
The couple in charge of Minto Island Growers, a farm straddling Salem city limits, has become adept at growing and selling produce, and now they’re ready to focus more on a different part of the farm: a half-acre stand of tea plants.
Hillsboro retailer steps in to fill the void for young female athetes’ clothes.
Historically low interest rates and the return of the overall economy spur new activity from dentists.
Air travel in Oregon has gotten more efficient — and crowded — with leaner operations despite more passengers.
Justin Yuen, 38, is president of FMYI (For My Innovation), a social-collaboration software company with a commitment to sustainability.
Branding is a key part of any successful business enterprise. But for small companies, the process can be expensive and time consuming.
As the New Year gets into full swing, we asked Oregon Business readers to rank their priorities for state and federal leaders.
I am not a duck hunter. That much was obvious to anyone who saw me on Sauvie Island one day last November when I accompanied Tim Boyle, CEO of Columbia Sportswear and the subject of this month’s cover story, on a duck hunt.