Rx for overload
Doctors today face increasing regulatory documentation requirements that involve entering every lab test and prescription into a computer, a cumbersome process that often means leaving the patient alone.
Live, work, play: Emily Powell
Emily Powell always knew she wanted to run her family’s namesake bookstore.
Where would you invest?
If you were king or queen, and had either your own millions or control of the state treasury, where would you put the money for maximum economic impact?
The biggest, and the best
Our annual ranking of the state’s largest private companies, the Private 150, turns 30 this year.
Manufacturing sector leads Oregon’s rebound
Specialty manufacturing is a bright spot in the Portland area’s recovering economy.
Japan-based company acquires LaCrosse Footwear
Japan-based footwear retailer ABC-MART reached an agreement to acquire Portland-based boot maker LaCrosse Footwear.
Car2Go announces multi-city memberships
Car-sharing service Car2Go will allow its members multi-city access to cars within the United States.
Oregon’s film scene expands
Oregon’s film, television and TV commercial production industry has grown from $62 million in 2009 to $130 million in 2011.
Portland rents rise and vacancy falls
Apartments are getting harder to find in the Portland area as vacancy falls and rents rise.
Another weak jobs report
U.S. employers added 80,000 jobs in June, the third straight month of weak hiring.