Truitt Bros. to lay off 100 employees
Truitt Bros. Inc. will lay off about 100 employees at its Salem food packing plant by the end of April.
NuScale lays off most employees
Corvallis-based NuScale Power will lay off most of its remaining 70 employees today.
Nike profits up, stocks down
Nike posted a 7% increase in profit, to $523 million, during its fiscal third quarter, yet its stock has dropped nearly 9.5 percent.
The silent cost of incivility
Toxic incivility in the workplace is costing money, driving away the best employees — it’s even killing people.
Japan crisis will hurt ON Semiconductor revenue
ON Semiconductor said its six factories in Japan made it through the earthquake with minimal damage, but infrastructure problems will disrupt operations.
Eugene-Springfield home prices reach new low
The median price of houses sold in the Eugene-Springfield area dropped to $159,100 in February, the lowest since 2004.
Portlandia: Fact or Fiction?
What’s on the mind of Oregon voters? Pollster Tim Hibbitts of DHM Research attempted to answer this question at a breakfast hosted by the Portland Business Alliance at the Governor Hotel early Wednesday morning.
Stash, Tazo founder runs artisan tea shop
Steven Smith Teamaker is an artisan tea shop in Northwest Portland, the third tea venture of Stash and Tazo founder Steven Smith.
Sustainable biz incubator names first clients
The Sustainable Valley Technology Group in Southern Oregon named the first five clients for its new business incubator in Medford.
Portland bike share company in running for NYC contract
Portland-based Alta Bicycle Share is one of two companies in the running to receive a $200 million contract from New York City DOT.