More than 100 years since modern commerce began on Oregon’s signature peak, Mount Hood supports millions of dollars worth of tourism, recreation, agriculture, timber and small business. It’s a unique and massive economy under growing pressure from those who make their money from the mountain.
Our third annual ranking of the 100 Best Green Companies to Work For in Oregon celebrates workplace excellence.
RANKED BY 12/31/10 SHARES & DEPOSITS RANK NAME ADDRESS / PHONE PRINCIPAL SHARES & DEPOSITS / TOTAL ASSETS MEMBERS / BRANCHES FT EMPLOYEES / CHARTER YEAR 1 OnPoint Community P.O. Box 3750Portland 97208 800.527.3932 Robert Stuart $2.47b$2.84b 213,97120 4111932 2 First Technology P.O. Box 2100Beaverton 97075 503.644.4034 Brooke Van Vleet $1.95b$2.32b 170,85118 3721952 3 … Read more
Oregon State University engineers have invented a new way to produce microchannel heat exchangers that could cut material costs in half by using surface-mount adhesives instead of heat-intensive methods.
Portland-area voters narrowly rejected a $548 million facilities bond for Portland Public Schools.
Greg Cole and his growing team at Windward Performance recently sawed a hole in the wall of one of the seven hangars they occupy at Bend Municipal Airport to make room for their newest project: a non-motorized glider designed to soar to 90,000 feet above sea level. That would set a new world record for manned, wing borne, sustained level flight.
Oregon’s jobless rate fell to 9.6% in April, its lowest point in more than two years.
Gov. John Kitzhaber urged the state Legislature to pass bills on his economic agenda aimed at creating jobs.
The Oregon Wave Energy Trust will provide matching grants to companies who receive funding from the U.S. Department of Energy for offshore wind-wave energy platform development.
A local team wants to turn Portland’s city-owned Veterans Memorial Coliseum into a multimedia production facility.