Intel says cable TV alternative on track
Intel plans to sell a set-top box with Internet-based television service this year.
Intel plans to sell a set-top box with Internet-based television service this year.
CBSnews: Hundreds of jeering protesters helped stop Texas lawmakers from passing one of the toughest abortion measures in the country.
Reuters: The Supreme Court on Wednesday handed a significant victory to gay rights advocates by recognizing that married gay men and women are eligible for federal benefits.
Reuters: Cruise operator Carnival Corp’s CEO of three decades is stepping down in the wake of a series of mishaps including a sinking off Italy last year.
Only one year into his job as Oregon’s chief education officer, Rudy Crew accepted another job as a college president in New York City.
The Oregon House approved a bill that would legalize and regulate retail outlets for medical marijuana.
Lane County’s jobless rate fell to 7.8% in May, down a full percentage point from a year ago.
The Portland Seed Fund is planning to launch a second, larger edition in the fall.
Shoe companies like Switzerland-based On Running are choosing Portland for North American headquarters because it’s where the talent is.
Despite Ochoco Lumber’s decision to sell off 32,475 acres of timberland, the company will still keep their headquarters in Prineville.