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A new TV show, bike share service and diverse racial demographics. Is Atlanta the next Portland?
A new TV show, bike share service and diverse racial demographics. Is Atlanta the next Portland?
In today’s news, the OFDW looks at new funding options, the minority wage gap widens and housing-strapped Bend loses a mixed-use development.
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On September 14th and 15th, Klamath Community College hosted a Rural Business Summit aimed at strengthening ties between local businesses and rural economic development agencies.
Oregon Business spoke to Rick Abel, head of development and retention for the Klamath County Economic Development Association, about a few of the summit themes: growing a rural workforce, leveraging regional strengths and making friends with the competition. (This interview has been edited for clarity.)
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While the (fictional) mailbag almost always fields questions from imaginary HR directors, we could not resist this week’s letter from TK Oh. TK feels his employer unlawfully ended his employment early and he wants us to help him value his case.
In today’s news, toxins found at Bullseye Glass again, Oregon’s uninsured rate drops to 7% and Car2go launches preemptive strike against new car-sharing competitor, ReachNow.
In today’s news, there’s gold in Malheur County, a new plan for the Port circulates and Nike’s activity data clause causes privacy concerns.
Portland has a burgeoning fashion industry. But what happens when companies want to manufacture their products in Portland?
In today’s news, Oregon reaches settlement with Oracle, the EPA responds to Superfund critique and Sen. Jeff Merkley leads the charge for a public healthcare option.