Lumber Products plans to cut 65 workers
Tualatin-based Lumber Products plans to lay off 65 workers, including its CFO and at least one vice president.
Tualatin-based Lumber Products plans to lay off 65 workers, including its CFO and at least one vice president.
Portland General Electric’s first quarter profits declined 29 percent from a year earlier.
Data hosting company ViaWest plans to nearly double the size of its Hillsboro data center.
The Software Association of Oregon holds a glitzy member recognition gala, part of a larger organizational transformation.
Regence BlueCross BlueShield is dropping its provider network of doctors and hospitals for 20,000 individual members in the Portland area.
Outdoor apparel company Holden Outerwear plans to leave Portland for Los Angeles.
Oregon is pursuing two rule changes that would reduce greenhouse gases.
Portland General Electric rejected an initial proposal for a coal export terminal at the Port of St. Helens.
Seventeen properties once controlled by Salem-based Sunwest Management are part of a real estate auction this month.
Economists at Oregon State University and University of California Davis formed the Partnership for Agricultural and Resource Policy Research.