Port of Portland expects a 17.4% revenue dive
A slow export market and labor dispute has the Port of Portland preparing for a 17.4% dip in marine operating revenue for the 2017 fiscal year.
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Firm representatives: Complete the following form in order to update your company’s information for our annual list of the top 150 privately held companies headquartered in Oregon, currently published in the July/August issue of Oregon Business. There is no charge to participate. The list is ranked by annual sales/revenue without revealing actual revenue figures; instead ranking … Read more
Goldman Sachs to pay $5B for mortgage debacle
BLOOMBERG: Goldman Sachs will pay $5.1 billion to settle a lawsuit that alleges the investment baking giant mislead investors just before the 2008 financial crisis and housing bubble.
Women-only ride service delays Boston launch
FORTUNE: Chariot for Women, a ride-booking startup for women and kids with women-only drivers, delayed its launch in Boston until April 19 because the company wants to hire more female drivers.
Saffron Colonial in Portland changes its name after protests
The restaurant in NE Portland changed its name after pressure from protesters.
Springfield council reconsiders Uber, Lyft regulations
City Council will meet Monday to discuss code changes that would legally permit ride-sharing services in Springfield.
Under Armour’s Spieth loses Masters
Golf pro Jordan Spieth lost at the Masters Tournament; Under Armor shares stumble.
Gov. Kate Brown advocates for small biz, Klamath dams and minimum wage
Gov. Kate Brown discussed small business development, the Klamath River agreement and the minimum wage increase during her second State of the State speech Friday.
Oregon GOP changes rules
The change binds certain delegates to presidential candidates based on the primaries.
