Lawyer blasts bankrupt HemCon
Portland lawyer Jody Stahancyk bought nearly 30% of the first round of shares HemCon Medical Technologies, and is furious about the way the company’s bankruptcy was handled.
Hanjin returns to Port of Portland
After a monthlong hiatus, the first Hanjin Shipping vessel will return to the Port of Portland this weekend.
Agilyx names new CEO and CFO
Tigard-based waste-to-energy company Agilyx named a new CEO and CFO, amid considerations of an initial public offering.
Local food website coming to Portland
San Francisco startup Good Eggs is planning to expand its service to Portland. The website aims to be the Etsy for local food.
Medford stores expect boost from new Walmart
Merchants in Medford’s South Gateway area are gearing up for more customers when a new Super Walmart opens there in mid-August.
Oregon earthquake coming, OSU report says
The probability of a major earthquake in Oregon in the next 50 years could range as high as 40%, Oregon State University scientists say.
New tech spurs growth of food processor
An embrace of a new food processing technology has led to quick growth and job creation for Pressure Safe, a spin-off company of Morasch Meats, a family-owned meat processing and packaging business based in Wood Village.
How to not manage your boss
You most assuredly do not control or direct your boss. Nor do you staff him or her. To attempt to engage in any of the standard management behaviors toward your boss is, by definition, insubordinate. Your goal is to be effective, and leadership expert Tom Cox explains how to do that.
Oregon OKs 5 new health care agencies
Oregon approved five new coordinated care organizations, bringing the total to 13 serving 33 counties.
TechAmerica closes Oregon chapter
Trade group TechAmerica shuttered its Oregon chapter and other local groups across the country to focus on national policy efforts.