Amazon To Open Redmond Distribution Center
The facility, the company’s first in Central Oregon, is expected to accelerate shipping by 50%.
Tactics: Mitch Daugherty Opens the Door
Daugherty was hired last fall to lead Prosper Portland’s Office of Small Business, launched this spring as a first point of contact between business owners and the city.
Oregon Humanities Sues Musk’s DOGE Over Funding Cuts
A national federation has joined the suit to block the sudden, drastic cuts by the Trump White House.
In Conversation: Oregon Farm Bureau’s Government Affairs Manager
Ryan Krabill discusses tariffs, trade deficits and what makes Oregon ag unique
Oregon Sees Tourism Gains in 2024
The industry saw more tourist spending and tourism-related hiring — but spending on transportation was down.
Bonamici, Arts Leaders Declare ‘State Of Emergency’
Oregon Rep. calls Trump’s cuts to arts humanities unconstitutional, ‘unacceptable and infuriating’
In Conversation: Betsy Stark Miller, Executive Director, CASA for Multnomah, Washington, Columbia and Tillamook Counties
Miller talks about what looming federal funding cuts mean for Oregon: ‘The bottom line is, the only people that really are getting hurt are these kids.’
Ten Types of Insurance Nonprofits Should Have
Brand Story – Insurance is essential for nonprofits to safeguard their mission
Tonkon Torp Names New Practice Group Leadership
Tonkon Torp LLP has appointed new firm leadership for several of its practice groups.
Consumer Privacy Laws Are Expanding Nationwide
Brand Story – Businesses operating across the U.S. should pay close attention to the rapidly evolving consumer privacy landscape.