Morning Roundup
Adidas sets lofty revenue goals, OSU-Cascades expansion funding moves forward and Bend considers budget cuts to fund roads.
Gresham leaders optimistic about development potential
Lack of investment and shovel-ready land has stymied development in the East metro region.
Morning Roundup
Oregonians favor spending cuts, former PDC chair launches housing startup and Uber motors closer to Salem.
Morning Roundup
Apartment rental market shifts, defendants guilty in second Malheur trial and alcohol eclipses tech as fastest growing sector.
Morning Roundup
Health officials contest Walden’s take on AHCA, Oregon signs on to new travel ban suit and Portland Mayor supports tolls to fund Oregon
Video series: Francesca Becker, PDX TSA Officer
Click on the video to watch the third installment of “Oregon at Work,” an OB original video series.
Homelessness reaches crisis proportions in Eugene
Business owners say failure to address homelessness is crushing downtown.
Morning Roundup
Union Pacific track expansion lawsuit dismissed, companies could be required to disclose tax breaks and property tax deductions face chopping block.
Timber, levees and affordable housing top Oregon delegation priorities
Sen. Wyden is leading the call for a full investigation on Trump’s Russia ties. But Oregon’s senior senator and the rest of delegation aren’t neglecting their home state.
Predictive Scheduling and Changes in Overtime for Factories, Mills, and Manufacturing Establishments: What Does it Mean for You?
Register today for Bullard Law’s April 18, 2017 workshop, Predictive Scheduling and Changes in Overtime for Factories, Mills and Manufacturing Establishments. We invite you to participate in an interactive discussion about the existing Seattle ordinance and the pending Oregon bill on “predictive scheduling.” At this Workshop we will also review BOLI’s new position that factories, mills … Read more