The MORE Act, which would legalize cannabis nationwide, passed the House of Representatives, marking the first time a federal body has voted to end prohibition. But its future in the Senate is uncertain.
The communications company cites growing demand, a commitment to underserved communities, and public assistance programs as reasons for the expansion.
Coordinators hope the program will meet growing demand for sustainability technicians and become a model for other states.
Some small farmers say Oregon’s new farmworker overtime law has them planning their exit strategy. Others hold out hope for a solution which accommodates them.
A new phase of Russian aggression and high-profile Oregon cyberattacks have firms investing more heavily into cybersecurity, leading to a new era of business for IT firms — and competition for talent.
Leigh Gower talks about the role technology will play as the newly-public coffee company expands
Oregon’s first-in-the-nation ban on cover letters from prospective homebuyers is too broad, per last week’s ruling.
Nursery owners across the state have seen a rise in indoor and outdoor plant sales, making customer retention top of mind.
SB 1576 would establish a mattress recycling program funded by a tax on new mattresses, but opponents say Oregon taxpayers are overburdened.
In a world of remote workers, event planners race to engage online employees.