Two Sides of the Coin: Hats Off to the Bull?
After a volatile year, markets have become more resilient and unemployment rates have plummeted.
Intel to cut up to 12,000 jobs worldwide
Layoffs will happen by the middle of 2017; affected employees will be notified in the next 60 days.
Daimler Trucks opens new HQ in North Portland
OREGON LIVE: Daimler Trucks North America opens its $150 million headquarters on Swan Island.
Writer for “The Really Big One” wins Pulitzer Prize
THE WASHINGTON POST: Kathryn Schulz won the Pulitzer Prize for her New Yorker article that described the pending Cascadia subduction zone quake in the Pacific Northwest.
Nordstrom to cut 400 jobs
SEATTLE TIMES: Most of the cuts will affect Seattle headquarters.
Hydro Flask swells overseas operations
The Bend-based outdoor company hired a new managing director to run the company’s expanding sites abroad.
City Club of Portland adopts amended housing report
The report includes a proposal to re-zone single-family neighborhoods.
PDX retail roundup: Ray’s Ragtime reopens; Green Zebra set for Lloyd District
Portland’s historic vintage shop relocates from downtown to the Hollywood district; Green Zebra Grocery expands to Lloyd District.
Precision Castparts to propose air quality plan to Milwaukie City Council
In light of public outcry from Southeast Portland and Milwaukie residents, Precision Castparts will meet with the Milwaukie City Council tonight to propose an air quality improvement plan.
Gov. Kate Brown signs all legislation, again
The governor didn’t veto a single bill — for the second session in a row.