A day of losses in today’s news: Jury finds Daimler Trucks guilty of age discrimination, Portland loses Smart Cities bid and Union Pacific will resume oil transport.
I celebrated Father’s Day last weekend by hopping aboard Seattle’s new light rail extension connecting downtown to the University of Washington. Sound Transit, the regional transit agency, opened two new “Link” stations in March. One of them, a gleaming glass edifice, is located two blocks from my parents’ house next to the UW’s Husky Stadium. The … Read more
Oregon cities consider marijuana tax, and Cowlitz tribe reveals details of new casino project
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Minimum wage rules released, Uber expands its Portland territory.
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Every year the research editor of Oregon Business puts together the Private 150 list — a roster of private companies headquartered in Oregon ranked by annual revenue.