‘A smile and anything Nike’: Downtime with Sean O’Hollaren
Nike’s VP for public and government affairs talks about international travel, the swoosh sartorial style and saying goodbye to the Border Adjustment Tax.
What’s trending in undergrad degrees
University administrators are busy preparing to launch several new undergraduate majors in the fall where they see growth in demand from industry and business.
Morning Roundup
LUBA overturns fossil fuel ordinance, Portland pledges additional money for Superfund cleanup and $258 million housing bond spending lags.
Bird Elected to Third Term on National Association of Corporate Directors Northwest Chapter Board of Directors
Lane Powell Shareholder A. Jeffrey Bird was recently elected to a third three-year term on the National Association of Corporate Directors (NACD) Northwest Chapter Board of Directors, where he serves as Vice President-Portland and Chairman of the Portland Advisory Board.NACD is a national organization and recognized authority on leading board practices. The organization is dedicated … Read more
Morning Roundup
Microsoft moves production to China, grocery industry seeks tax exemption and Apple’s wind farm gets the green light.
H-2B visas: Too little, too late?
The Trump Administration is increasing the number of H-2B visas by 15,000.
‘We are constantly in an adversarial state’
Portland attorneys respond to a New York Times article about pervasive mental health problems and drug use in the legal profession.
Morning Roundup
Scappoose opens tissue factory, FAA directs funding to Medford and Leopold & Stevens featured on national stage.
Morning Roundup
PGE and PacifiCorp plan for wind power, AG issues warning to eclipse viewers and Gov. Brown joins Cascade-Siskiyou monument battle.
Morning Roundup
Oregon AG threatens suit over Cascade-Siskiyou monument, Kitzhaber subject of another ethics investigation and OSU lands $122 million for a ship.