Morning Roundup: Legislators call on banks to accept pot biz; Adidas opens U.S. facility
Lawmakers seek banking access for marijuana businesses, while Adidas opens its first U.S. production facility.
Julie Kelly Joins Sussman Shank LLP
Sussman Shank LLP is pleased to welcome our newest attorney, Julie Kelly, as an associate in the firm’s Business Department.
Starting a startup
OTBC executive director Steve Morris doles out advice to would-be entrepreneurs.
Morning Roundup: Vancouver gets a face lift; Gov. Brown supports Measure 99
Vancouver’s face lift begins, while Gov. Brown throws her support behind another ballot measure.
Ebb and Flow: Portland shoe stores go belly up
A weekly list of business openings and closings, as well as new hires, fires and promotions.
Morning Roundup: Gas tax delay; Terminal One unfit for shelter
Portland gas tax to be delayed, while Terminal One may be disqualified as a homeless shelter.
Purchase a 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon celebration package
Please support Oregon Business magazine and the 100 Best project by purchasing a 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon celebration package and report.
Grand Ronde disenrollment overturned
The Grand Ronde Tribe continues to make headlines. The latest: the tribe’s decision to disenroll decedents of Chief Tumulth has been overturned.
Morning Roundup: Odds of Cascadia earthquake increase; Bend goes to pot
Chances of the Cascadia earthquake have been bumped up, while Bend ventures into pot.
Portland duo seeks privately-owned casino — again
Matt Rossman and Bruce Studer say they’re trying to open a privately-owned casino, again.