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Morning Roundup: Counties sick over leave; Portlandia's gentrified heritage

In today's news, Oregon counties claim sick pay law is unconstitutional, and CNN critques Portland gentrification.

May 31, 2016
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Morning Roundup: FEI sells; Cascade Locks extends water battle

In today's news, FEI sells, while Cascade Locks keeps up the fight.

May 27, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Cover Oregon, the latest; OR economic recovery continues

Cover Oregon dominates today's headlines; more signs of Oregon's economic recovery.

May 26, 2016
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Morning roundup: Oregon loves pot; Affordable housing to be funded by developers

Oregon likes pot even more than we thought; Portland may fund affordable housing with development taxes.

May 25, 2016
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Morning roundup: Business tax $600 hit; toxins in Yamhill River

This morning we read about the impact of IP28 on the consumer; what's more, toxins aren't just in the air anymore.

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May 24, 2016
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Morning roundup: Bullseye future uncertain; Owyhee Canyonlands battle

Bullseye Glass tops headlines again this morning with news of layoffs, while Eugene ramps up semiconductor production.

May 23, 2016
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Morning roundup: Toxic pollutants under review; Jordan Schnitzer "hurt"

Toxic pollutants and taxes once again dominate Oregon news this morning.

May 20, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Farewell, container service; B Corps racks up another one

Today's news headlines: Portland container shipping: Farewell to all that

May 19, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Ted wheels in Portland; Nestle future dim in Gorge

In today's news roundup, Ted wheels in Portland mayoral election, while Nestle's future in Gorge dims.

May 18, 2016
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Morning Roundup: Marijuana market thrives, expanding rural enterprise zones

In today's headlines, the marijuana market is thriving, while more rural enterprise zones come online

May 17, 2016
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Tactics: Written on the Wind
Shaun Gibbs, executive director of the South Coast Development Council, talks about what’s next for the region
McLeod-Skinner, Kotek Clinch Nominations as Oregon Counts Primary Ballots
Early primary results show success for progressive Democrats, a crowded Republican Field — and outstanding ballots from Clackamas County
Portland Startup Launches Tool That Could Automate Up to 80% of Postproduction Work
Remotely Video’s founders say they’re not looking to replace human film editors, but to reduce production costs and to ‘democratize the overall film industry’
Spotlight: Broadbandland
A historic federal investment in rural broadband will determine the future of Oregon internet access for generations.
Oregon OSHA Adopts New, Permanent Heat and Smoke Rules
Environmental and labor groups offer measured praise for the rules but say they still contain too many loopholes.
Federal Judge Rules to End Oregon’s Ban on Homebuyer ‘Love Letters’
A law banning homebuyers from submitting supplemental letters with their offers violates sellers’ and buyers’ free speech, court rules

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Morning Roundup: Counties sick over leave; Portlandia's gentrified heritage

Morning Roundup: FEI sells; Cascade Locks extends water battle

Morning Roundup: Cover Oregon, the latest; OR economic recovery continues

Morning roundup: Oregon loves pot; Affordable housing to be funded by developers

Morning roundup: Business tax $600 hit; toxins in Yamhill River

Morning roundup: Bullseye future uncertain; Owyhee Canyonlands battle

Morning roundup: Toxic pollutants under review; Jordan Schnitzer "hurt"

Morning Roundup: Farewell, container service; B Corps racks up another one

Morning Roundup: Ted wheels in Portland; Nestle future dim in Gorge

Morning Roundup: Marijuana market thrives, expanding rural enterprise zones

Corporate Social Responsibility Panel Discussion

PHOTOS: 100 Best Companies Celebration

Video: Cyber Security for Manufacturers

PHOTOS: 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon Celebration

Downtime with Lynn Peterson

Downtime with Shannon Vilhauer, executive director, Habitat for Humanity of Oregon

Downtime with Monica Enand

Downtime with Karen Vineyard

Downtime with Matt Stringer

Downtime with Mark Frohnmayer

Recruit, retain employees + create thriving workplaces by leveraging low-cost commute benefits

Back to the Office (Sort Of)

SAIF Combines New Approach with Foundation of Excellent Service

Samantha Taylor Joins Tonkon Torp Litigation Department

Al Kennedy Admitted to Fellows of the American College of Bankruptcy

Arnerich Massena Sponsors Rock The Street, Wall Street Program to Inspire Girls’ Interest in Finance

Tactics: Written on the Wind

McLeod-Skinner, Kotek Clinch Nominations as Oregon Counts Primary Ballots

Portland Startup Launches Tool That Could Automate Up to 80% of Postproduction Work

Spotlight: Broadbandland

Oregon OSHA Adopts New, Permanent Heat and Smoke Rules

Federal Judge Rules to End Oregon’s Ban on Homebuyer ‘Love Letters’