Inside Travel Portland’s Rescue Plan
The city’s tourism agency sets out a plan to salvage the hospitality sector.
- Published in Travel and Transportation
‘You Don’t Need To Ride Economic Tide’
A restaurateur who founded a business during the Great Recession discusses opportunities created by COVID-19.
- Published in Restaurants and Retail
Winemakers Test For Smoke Damage
Vintners have developed more sophisticated tools to test whether wildfire smoke has tainted grapes.
- Published in Farms and Forests
Artists Rep's New Identity For New Era
A rebranding, a new mission and a focus on different ways of delivering art signal a new era for Portland’s oldest theater company.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
Pandemic Accelerates Child Care Solutions
A new task force aims to ease the burden of child care on working parents.
- Published in Education
Investors Save McMenamins From Closure
The iconic brewpub chain has successfully brought new money and new partners into the fold as the company adjusts to the evolving restaurant landscape.
- Published in Restaurants and Retail
The Mobile Clinic
Brave Care Clinic’s mobile, pandemic-conscious approach to pediatric care may be a sign of things to come in a changing health care industry.
- Published in Health Care
The Gathering Storm
Business interruption claims related to the COVID-19 pandemic are about to pick up in a big way. Results could be as unpredictable as the virus itself.
- Published in Professional Services
How Solar Survives Without Government Backing
With state subsidies on the chopping block, the future of solar energy could depend on credit unions and entrepreneurship.
- Published in Energy and Environment
Why a Food Biz Event Embraces Inclusion
The Oregon Entrepreneurs Network acknowledges investor bias marred previous events
- Published in Manufacturing