Community groups, developers, bring alleys out of the shadows
The revamped spaces serve as community gathering spots in densifying neighborhoods.
Super Lawyers Names Ten Bullard Law Attorneys In The 2017 Oregon Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars® Listings
In its 2017 listings, Oregon Super Lawyers Magazine has named ten of Bullard Law’s attorneys as either Oregon Super Lawyers® or Oregon Rising Stars®. Every year Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, selects attorneys from over 70 practice areas and varying firm sizes to determine the state’s outstanding lawyers. Lawyers included in the listings have attained … Read more
Morning Roundup
SolarWorld gets cash infusion, OSU proposes new taxing districts and Oregon Health Plan funding in danger.
‘Business trumps politics’
Open border commerce and tourism initiatives move forward in Baja — and Oregon.
Arnerich Massena Announces New Members of the Board of Directors and Principals, and a Promotion: Arthur Coyne, CFA, and Ryland Moore
Portland-based investment firm Arnerich Massena announced today two new members of the Firm’s Board of Directors. Arthur Coyne, CFA, senior research analyst, has been named secretary of the Board. Ryland Moore has been promoted to director of business development and will also join the Board of Directors. Both Coyne and Moore have also been named … Read more
Second Minimum Wage Increase for Oregon Employees Went Into Effect 1st of July
In March 2016, Oregon enacted a geographically-tiered minimum wage hike. (Read former Bullard Alert here). The first increase went into effect last year. The second increase went into effect on July 1, 2017. Scheduled annual minimum wage increases will continue through 2022. Effective July 1, 2017, for all employees performing work in the “Portland Urban … Read more
A Future Worth Fighting For
Concordia University and partners create a more diverse and dynamic workforce for Oregon.
Groups call on city council to address Portland’s parking crisis
Neighborhood groups are putting pressure on Portland’s City Council to introduce long awaited parking reforms. But a lack of unified voice from the business community could further delay solutions.
Morning Roundup
PDX is No. 1 and Port executive director explains why container service isn’t the be all, end all. Plus: a push for public marijuana use.