Machinists Strike Costs Boeing $577 Billion and Counting
Around 1,200 Oregon workers hit the picket line; the company responds with furloughs.
Skating at the Edge
In the mid-2010s, thousands of Oregon entrepreneurs joined the ‘green rush’ made possible by legal recreational marijuana. Others decided to serve the industry with ancillary businesses that seemed safer. Where are they now that the boom’s gone bust?
State Releases Latest Rent Control Cap
Limit on allowable rent increases for older homes and apartments will be 10% in 2025.
Perfect Hybrid Work Proficiencies & Performance
Brand Story – Hybrid work remains a dominant work model today, offering highly-valued benefits for employees and gains for employers, too.
Intel Wins $3B DoD Grant
Hillsboro chip maker scores a win amid layoffs and stalled expansion plans.
One-of-a-Kind Team Retreats in the Heart of the Gorge
Brand Story – Columbia Cliff Villas lets guests trade city life for hyper-local experiences.
Unlocking Potential: A New Plan for Cascade Locks
Brand Story – The Port’s five-year strategy unlocks new business opportunities that diversify its economy and strengthen its community.
Where’s the Paper?
In recent months, Portland-based print readers have noticed sporadic delivery of The New York Times. What’s behind the delivery gap — and what does that say about the state of print media?
Following Strike, Providence Nurses Continue Push for Better Wages and Benefits
Q&A with Denise Arnold, RN and section leader with Oregon Nurses Association
Exit Interview: Economist Josh Lehner
Lehner, known for making economics digestible to the masses, leaves the Office of the State Economist after 16 years.