OSU finds that sugar can reduce toxins in metals
Oregon State University researchers have discovered that sugar could replace some toxic binders in metals manufacturing.
Kitzhaber pushes for wind tax credit extension
Gov. John Kitzhaber will urge Congress next week to pass an extension of the federal Production Tax Credit for wind energy.
Beaverton basketball gym uses innovative tech
Beaverton’s Shoot 360 has sensors that track a ball-handler’s strengths and weaknesses.
Leadership lessons from the superstorm
Leadership is about eliciting the best in others. In order for an organization to truly excel, a culture of bringing out the best in people must permeate it. Leadership expert Michael Beck explains why a culture that embraces a servant leader philosophy accomplishes just that.
Vestas cutting another 3,000 jobs
Vestas Wind Systems plans to sell a 20% stake and cut another 3,000 jobs, more than doubling the number of cuts by 2013.
Integra Telecom plans major rebound
Portland-based Integra Telecom is rebounding from near-bankruptcy with new owners and a new business model.
Erickson Air-Crane sees earnings jump
A busy fire season led to a 53% boost in third quarter earnings for Erickson Air-Crane.
ZoomCare expands to Idaho
Hillsboro-based clinic chain ZoomCare is continuing its rapid expansion with a new branch in Boise, Idaho.
Oregon marijuana advocates still hoping for victory
Marijuana legalization supporters in Oregon are hopeful despite Measure 80’s failure.
Brownfield redevelopment could boost economy
More brownfield redevelopment like in Portland’s South Waterfront could boost the economy and provide needed housing, a Metro report says.