Intel gets inside TV
Wall Street Journal: Erik Huggers, Intel TV’s front man, explains why Intel should lead the charge on making televisions smarter.
European horsemeat scandal prompts raids
Reuters:After horsemeat was discovered in some products labeled as beef, authorities in Britain and France have taken action to determine sources.
Chip Kelly potentially keeping Michael Vick flying as an Eagle
PHILLY.COM: Former U of O coach Chip Kelly has been settling into his new job at the Philadelphia Eagles, but the big news is that occasionally controversial quarterback Michael Vick might be sticking around.
Obama to discuss jobs, economy in State of the Union
USA Today: President Obama will stress jobs and the economy in his State of the Union speech, but will also touch on foreign policy.
France approves gay marriage, adoption bill
Huffington Post: France’s lower house of parliament approved a bill to legalize gay marriage and allow same-sex couples to adopt children.
Oregon’s economy improved in December
Oregon’s economy improved slightly in December, nearing its average mark over the last two decades.
Avnera raises $3.7M
Beaverton computer chip company Avnera said in a regulatory filing that it raised $3.7 million of a $4.7 million investment round.
Seattle markets travel campaign to Portlanders
Seattle is trying a social media marketing ploy to lure Portlanders.
Multnomah County to test program to help underwater homeowners
Multnomah County is testing a pilot program to help underwater homeowners locked into high-interest mortgages.
Food Alliance ceasing operations
Portland-based nonprofit Food Alliance is ceasing operations. The organization certifies sustainable food and agriculture.