Welcome to the 2022 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon, and congratulations to all the nonprofits that made it onto this year’s list. Welcome video from editor Christen McCurdy A Word from Our Presenting Sponsor 2022 Hall of Fame Inductees Top Ten Countdown Jump to LargeJump to MediumJump to Small 1 Mental Health … Read more
A proposed $60 million gas-fired electricity plant that would also grow fresh tomatoes and cucumbers could bring 120 permanent jobs to Dallas.
Chairman Ben Bernanke says the Federal Reserve will provide more help to fix high unemployment if the economy doesn’t improve.
National organic clothing brand PACT is launching a Portland-themed line of underwear.
An official smoking ban kicks in this week at the University of Oregon and Oregon State University.
Portland Community College’s Small Business Development Center wants to help more small Oregon businesses enter the export market.
The latest state economic forecast made many Oregon business owners wary with its indication that the economy may be worsening.
Average U.S. rates on fixed mortgages fell to just slightly above record lows, contributing to the current modest housing recovery.
American Airlines and US Airways are getting closer to a potential merger.
There is a revolution happening in which globalization is not the best solution, in which the focus is increasingly local and has the most hope for creating jobs, building community, and improving our health. That revolution is around food: what we grow, how we grow it, how we distribute it, how we consume it. The phrase, “Think Globally, Act Locally” has never been more appropriate than when we talk about food. By wine industry pioneer Susan Sokol Blosser.