Non-tribal casino plan resurfaces
Backers of an attempt to create the state’s first non-tribal casino and entertainment complex may try their luck again at the next election.
On the scene: keeping afloat in a sea of mobile trends
Mobile advertising has hit an all-time high, and apps have exploded in the U.S. and globally. What should a business do to keep up? Web editor Emma Hall finds a few answers at a recent Innovation in Motion panel.
BofA agrees to $315 million settlement in mortgage investment case
Bank of America has agreed to pay $315 million to settle claims by investors that they were misled about mortgage-backed investments sold by its Merrill Lynch unit.
Erickson Air-Crane moves forward with IPO plans
Erickson Air-Crane reaffirms its initial public offering efforts more than 18 months after saying it hoped to raise $75 million from investors.
Salem looks at expanding airport capacity to boost business
Salem might expand the runway at Salem Municipal Airport to allow for larger lans with more cargo, and boost business.
Central Point truck firm idled by Florida owner
The Florida firm that acquired Cross Creek Trucking in Central Point earlier this year has basically shut down operations.
State seeks to stop Coos Bay LNG project
Oregon has asked federal regulators to revoke their approval of a proposed liquefied natural gas terminal in Coos Bay.
Broadband project stalls in Oregon City
An $11.1 million broadband project to serve schools, fire districts, hospitals and private Internet providers has stalled in Oregon City over a dispute centered on city franchise fees.
Facebook to fight additional taxes in Prineville
Facebook has hired a Salem lobbyist to make sure the company doesn’t face additional taxes on its massive Prineville data center.
Eugene’s Vizme gets ready for a break out
Vizme, a small Eugene tech company that lets people create their own playlists of videos, pictures, audio, is about ready to burst out of Beta testing.