A tight budget has forced Oregon State University to leave some extension agent jobs unfilled, leaving gaps in coverage of Oregon crops.

A new survey revealed that most businesses that partnered with daily deal sites in the past would not do it again in the next six months.

Yahoo hired Scott Thompson, president of PayPal, as its fourth CEO in less than five years.

The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that the state’s pension system can start collecting back $156 million in overpayments to retirees.

Work on Portland’s $4.2 million Morrison Bridge steel grating replacement resumes today, reinstating traffic changes that haven’t been in place since November.

The Sears store at Roseburg Valley Mall is expected to close by the end of April, the only Sears store in Oregon to close in the latest round of cuts.

With the start of 2012, Oregon’s minimum wage increased 30 cents to $8.80.

Besides the bump in gym use right after the New Year, four of five gym memberships in America go unused.

Although sales continue to grow, Oregon winemakers are forced to be creative to make up for declining price points and margins.

U.S. auto sales are headed for a second straight year of growth, after hitting a 30-year low in 2009.