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.
Finding your passion
Fred Chown runs one of the oldest family-owned architectural hardware companies in North America. He talked to Oregon Business about the challenges and secrets to staying in business for 137 years.
Morning Roundup: Brown endorses Measure 97; Nestle moves bottling proposal
Gov. Brown supports Measure 97, while Nestle finds new town for bottling plant.
Morning Roundup: New Seasons speeds card transactions; Nike leaves golf
New Seasons works to speed up card transactions, while Nike leaves the golf game.
A conversation with Tamara Lundgren
Over King Crab salad at Portland’s Ringside Fish House, the CEO of Schnitzer Steel discusses global headwinds, the dilapidated state of U.S. infrastructure and incremental progress toward gender diversity in the nation’s executive ranks.
Morning Roundup: Nike+ more than shopping app; Cedar Hills Crossing expanding
Nike+ app launches, while Portland’s business community supports the end of the “Safe Sleep” program.
Micro-Aggressions in the Workplace: Identifying Problems and Working on Solutions
How to address minor slurs and improprieties in the workplace.