The Private 150: The list of the most headaches
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.
Morning Roundup: Portland adopts comprehensive plan; Bullseye faces lawsuit
Portland adopts comprehensive plan, and the Bullseye’s saga continues with a lawsuit.
Business forges new path on homeless issue
Developer Homer Williams wants to build a homeless campus on the Portland waterfront. It’s an innovative and ambitious solution to the city’s escalating homeless crisis.
Ebb and Flow: Biketown to launch; Gordon’s Fireplace Shop to close
A weekly list of new hires, fires and promotions, as well as business openings and closings:
Morning Roundup: Groups question oil influence; Biz questions Superfund plan
Groups ask if the oil industry influences politics, while businesses question Willamette Superfund plan.
Morning Roundup: Jordan Cove terminal saga continues, Pacific Power’s dam biz
Jordan Cove terminal saga continues, and Pacific Power stays in the dam business.
The cutting room floor: Behind the scenes with Daimler CEO Martin Daum
The CEO of Daimler Trucks North America is fond of telling stories with numbers. Plus: a video clip of Daum explaining why he loves to come to work everyday.
Tesoro defends proposed oil terminal
The Tesoro crude-by-rail facility — proposed in 2013 for Vancouver — is back in the spotlight following last week’s oil train derailment in Mosier.
Reader Forum: Small biz vacation rental operators versus Vacasa
Oregon Business readers weigh in.
Morning Roundup: Apple wastes not; Google Fiber hut coming near you
Apple to utilize wastewater in Prineville, and Portland approves of Google Fiber.