Nike gives CEO nearly 190,000 shares
The Nike board of directors compensation committee gave CEO Mark Parker nearly 190,000 shares of Nike stock.
Portland chefs woo New York at ‘Oregon Food Assault’
Portland chefs and artisans presented their wares in New York at a Travel Oregon-sponsored event called “Oregon Food Assault.”
Portland has most cyclists per capita
Portland ranks No. 1 for most cyclists per capita, according to Bicycling Magazine.
Blueprint companies forced to evolve
Reprographics producers are having to figure out new revenue streams as technology advances and contractors switch to digital plans.
Facebook, Morgan Stanley face class-action suit
Facebook, Morgan Stanley and other Wall Street banks are facing a class-action lawsuit alleging they misled shareholders about the IPO’s revenue projections.
Making the best use of an intern
When done correctly, internships present an awesome way to get traction on important goals with little effort, while sounding out a potential future hire. Sadly, most internships are not used correctly by the employer. Here are four steps to doing it right.
Oregon economic forecast improves slightly
Oregon’s latest quarterly revenue forecast shows the state budget has about the same amount of money as was expected.
Jobless rate stalls
Portland-area job gains pushed the unemployment rate below 8% for the first time since November 2008, but the slight drop is within the margin of error.
Oregon Tilth merging with CCOF
Oregon Tilth and California Certified Organic Farmers plan to merge under the name CCOF Tilth.
Ferry-Morse closes White City distribution center
A Southern Oregon garden seed distribution center will close by the end of the year, part of a sale resulting in 199 layoffs nationwide.