UnitedHealth Group, the nation’s largest health insurer, said it will keep parts of President Obama’s health care overhaul even if a Supreme Court ruling overturns them.

Hundreds of Hewlett-Packard employees in Corvallis are weighing buyouts before the company slashes 8% of its worldwide work force.

Sen. Ron Wyden introduced an amendment to the federal farm bill that would allow farmers to grow the industrial variety of Cannabis.

A European consumer watchdog group said many jerseys in the Euro 2012 tournament contain harmful toxic substances.

Oregon plans to extend a tax for 911 service to prepaid cellular phones, a growing service.

Seattle-based AltaRock Energy is beginning a $43.8 million geothermal project in the Deschutes National Forest.

Portland-based Rentrak announced it will team with a Chinese company to launch the first-ever census of China’s TV habits.

U.S. wholesale businesses restocked faster in April, due to a strong gain in sales.

Oregon’s economy should continue its slow recovery over the next few months, according to the latest indicators.

Despite the Arch Bridge closure and remake of Main Street, more businesses are moving into Oregon City.