Morning Roundup: Google’s mystery office; SolarWorld ordered to pay up
Google Fiber might be Portland’s mystery tenant, while SolarWorld must pay $793 million judgement.
Ebb and Flow: Boardman particle board plant shutters
A weekly list of new hires, fires and promotions, as well as business openings and closings.
Morning Roundup: Terminal 1 homeless campus advances; Oregon to consider second mega-dairy
Terminal 1 homeless campus proposal ramps up; Oregon ups the ante in Oracle legal battle.
Five snippets from the Oregon DNC delegation
The Democratic National Convention opened Monday amid a cloud of controversy and massive protests by die hard Bernie Sanders supporters.
Staffing Firms: Recruiting for Bigger Fish
Oregon’s top staffing firms are always looking to expand.
Getting sketchy: Creating our July/August cover illustration
Our July/August health care issue features a cover illustration by yours truly.
Morning Roundup: Bullseye to clean up again; TriMet’s electric venture
Bullseye Glass faces new clean up order, while TriMet expands into electric vehicles.
Morning Roundup: Bend takes on climate change; Oregon tackles Zika
Bend takes on climate change and affordable housing, Oregon tackles Zika virus.
After the casino: Q & A with Grand Ronde tribal chairman Reyn Leno
With annual casino revenues topping $70 million and an operating budget of more than $130 million, the 5,000-member Grand Ronde tribe is one of the more successful Native American tribes in the region.
Morning Roundup: Schools to housing; Yard subject of controversy — again
Prineville transforms school into housing, while Portland’s Yard building is the subject of controversy, again.