The State of Masking Requirements in Oregon
Brand Story – In a shifting landscape of federal and state rules, mandates, and legal challenges to them, Oregon employers may be wondering whether face masks and related requirements are still in effect.
Josh Smith Joins Board of Directors for TAO
Tonkon Torp partner Josh Smith has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Technology Association of Oregon.
How Pipes Might Save Western Farms
Many Oregon farmers rely on outdated irrigation systems that cause water losses they can no longer afford — and irrigation districts are racing to bring the infrastructure up to date.
Auction Houses Go Virtual
Livestreaming, text alerts and a new generation of online customers have transformed the live-auction industry.
Tualatin-based Lightspeed Adopts Employee Stock Ownership Program
The educational tech company joins a rising trend of companies transitioning to employee ownership models.
Arnerich Massena Honored as a Real Leaders® 2022 Top Impact Company
Real Leaders® has unveiled its top impact companies list of 2022, and Arnerich Massena is honored to be named among this global group of visionary companies.
What Happened to KinderCare’s IPO?
Portland-based child care giant cited “regulatory delays” when it withdrew its IPO.
Restoring Tumwata on the Walamt
For nearly 200 years, Willamette Falls was a hub for industrial production — and a major dam. But for 15,000 years before that, Northwest tribes used the site for fishing and ceremonial activities. Now tribes have a say in its future.
Gov. Brown Releases $200 Million Workforce Development Plan
Future Ready Oregon focuses on training, workforce engagement and removing employment barriers to solve the state’s growing labor supply shortage
3 Oregon Companies receive $1 million in Department Of Energy funding
DOE awards a total of $35 million small business funds earmarked for climate solutions