SolarWorld confident in doubling U.S. sales
SolarWorld AG thinks it can more than double its U.S. sales in 2011, a welcome sign for its U.S. headquarters in Hillsboro.
Regulators approve Qwest’s sale to CenturyLink
Oregon regulators gave conditional approval to Qwest Communications’ $22 billion sale to CenturyLink.
Coos County meat processor plans move forward
Producers, processors and business developers met to discuss the feasibility of a USDA-inspected meat processor on the South Coast.
River shipping system resumes
Shipping on the Columbia-Snake River System will reopen this weekend after a three-month shutdown.
A break from skepticism
Spring is finally here and hopeful green sprigs are sprouting in the economic landscape.
Education cuts, tax measures hurt
In late February, we asked readers about the impact of the governor’s education cuts and the effects of Measures 66 and 67.
Preston Pulliams leads PCC to major growth
Preston Pulliams, president of Portland Community College, is in love with what he does “because I know what it can do.”
Geoloqi explores place-based apps
Location-based mobile platform Geoloqi was born from a long-shared obsession by two people, Amber Case and Aaron Parecki.
Seaport stays airborne after losing Astoria
In spite of the recent cancellation of Seaport’s mostly empty daily flights between Portland and Astoria, the Portland-based airline is growing rapidly — mostly outside of Oregon.
Elemental takes off with iPad
The demand for instant video and the explosion of the tablet market have propelled Elemental Technologies into rapid expansion mode.