Feed-in tariff doing well in Oregon
A report on Oregon’s two-year pilot incentive for solar power known as the feed-in tariff shows the program is viable.
Portland startup helps create panoramic images
Portland startup Gigapan produces hardware and software to make high pixel density panoramic photographs.
Retailers report highest holiday hiring since 2006
Holiday hiring in 2012 reached its highest level in six years.
Central Oregon tourism up
Holiday tourism in Central Oregon was up in 2012 compared to a year before.
Oregon scientists say federal agency censored them
Southern Oregon fish biologists filed a scientific misconduct complaint alleging that the Bureau of Reclamation plans to disband their team for unpopular studies.
Portland startup Giftango sold to InComm
Portland-based Giftango has been sold to Atlanta-based InComm, but it will retain its Portland office.
Oregon to experiment with salting roads
Oregon is experimenting with salting roads along a few state border crossings to de-ice them.
10 banks to pay for wrongful foreclosures
Ten major banks will pay $8.5 billion to settle complaints that they wrongfully foreclosed on homeowners.
AIG may join bailout suit against U.S. government
Reuters: American International Group Inc, the insurer rescued by the U.S. government in 2008 with a bailout that ultimately totaled $182 billion, may now join a lawsuit against the government alleging the terms of the deal were unfair.
CES 2013 live updates: It’s gadget day, and Panasonic kicks it off
Los Angeles Times: Now it starts for real. After a couple of days of pre-show hype and announcements mainly geared toward the press, the 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show officially gets underway as more than 150,000 people are expected to cram into the Las Vegas Convention Center to mix, mingle and be dazzled by the latest digital goodies.