Postal Service considers major changes
In attempts to close its $5.5 billion budget gap, the Postal Service is considering cutting 20% of jobs, closing six mail processing centers and 41 small town post offices in Oregon.
Portland company to run NYC bike program
Portland-based Alta Bicycle Share Inc. has been chosen to run a bicycle sharing program in New York City.
Obama jobs bill could bring $324.2M to Oregon schools
If President Obama’s American Jobs Act is approved by Congress, Oregon public schools could be eligible for infrastructure improvement funds.
ReVolt calls Portland its global headquarters
ReVolt Technology AS made Portland its U.S. headquarters last year, and now says its global operations are based in Oregon.
Goats get to work clearing land in Portland
Georgina Stiner’s business, Goat Rentals NW, rents goats to clear land in Portland.
Intel gets help from Google partnership
Intel gained an important partner in its quest to get its processors into smartphones—Google.
Portland tries new modest broadband plan
Portland is looking into a new, more modest broadband plan, after its last idea for a massive fiber-optic network came with a price tag of half a billion dollars.
U.S. working to remove Japanese beef import restrictions
The USDA is working with the new Japanese cabinet to try and remove restrictions limiting U.S. beef exports to Japan.
Portland firm sells out $2K razors
Portland-based Zafirro sold its entire inventory of $2000 sapphire razor blades over the weekend.
Lattice Semiconductor forecasts a sales drop
Lattice Semiconductor Corp. said it expects a drop in revenue of 4% from last quarter. This reverses its prior sales forecast of an increase of 5%.