LA TIMES: Petite, tall and curvy Barbie dolls will be on the market after Mattel's sales plummeted for eighth consecutive quarters.

BBC: Fourth quarter profits rose from $701 million to $1.56 billion.

Nonstop service will run daily starting June 4.

New rules to reveal how the state creates legislation and does business.

Oregon State University plans to buy the land for $8.1 million to attract more students to OSU-Cascades campus.

Arrest of Refuge nightclub owner shows that Oregon Liquor Control Commission rules on weed and alcohol don't mix. 

Portland State University President Wim Wiewel has proposed a payroll tax—set for the November ballot—to raise $35 million a year in scholarships.

REUTERS: Apple's profit slows for the first time in 13 years as iPhone shipments decrease. 

Shares fell to $95.97 at open, knocking off nearly $20 billion from Apple's market value of about $554 billion. 

Tepid demand for the latest iPhones - that succeeded blockbuster sales of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus - led Apple to sell 74.8 million iPhones in the first quarter. It expects to sell 50-52 million units in the March quarter.

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Startup Vadio appoints Brent Higgelke as vice president of marketing.

After one man was shot dead and eight more arrested, the FBI surrounds Malheur Refuge militants with checkpoints.