Microsoft invests in Barnes & Noble
Microsoft paid $300 million for a minority stake in Barnes & Noble’s e-book and college textbook business.
Microsoft paid $300 million for a minority stake in Barnes & Noble’s e-book and college textbook business.
Port of Portland officials forecast continued growth, saying that Oregon international trade has nearly recovered from the recession.
Digimarc reported an 88% jump in quarterly revenue, and will pay its first dividend next month.
Eugene-based Bulk Handling Systems acquired National Recovery Technologies, a company that makes sorting equipment for solid waste and recycling industries.
Portland-based LaCrosse Footwear reported a net sales boost of 32% in the first quarter.
Eugene restaurant Belly is expanding into two downtown locations, part of a broad revitalization of the city’s downtown area.
The economy grew at an annual rate of 2.2% in the first quarter of 2012.
Walmart is the first major retailer to offer customers the option to make purchases online with cash.
Business and government leaders discuss clean energy technologies amid concerns about renewable energy policy and competition from China.
Gov. John Kitzhaber announced his formal request to the federal government for an environmental review and assessment of the coal export facilities proposed in the Pacific Northwest.