Nike finalizes lease for 105K square-feet in Hillsboro
Deal represents the most business space rented in the Portland area this year.
Turnover continues for Redmond Airport
Director resigns after just a little more than a year at the helm.
Join the Port of Dalles for a celebration on July 31
DEDICATION PARTY: Help the Port of The Dalles celebrate its newest shovel-ready industrial land Friday, July 31, from 1:30 to 4 p.m.
Ten years as Salem’s perfectly sized convention center
Ten years. Nearly 900,000 event attendees. More than $33 million in total net revenue. Steady revenue growth, year by year, and an unbroken record of operating in the black. By any measure, the Salem Convention Center is an acknowledged urban success. It is also a landmark player in downtown Salem’s ongoing revitalization.
Dallas G. Thomsen Named Chair of Sussman Shank’s Estates and Trusts Practice Group
Sussman Shank has appointed Dallas G. Thomsen as chair of the firm’s Estates and Trusts Practice Group effective July 1, 2015.
CEO who pledged $70K minimum wage sued by brother
ASSOCIATED PRESS: The Seattle CEO who made news by raising his company’s minimum wage to $70,000 a year is being sued by his brother.
Toshiba executives resign over $1.2B accounting fraud
BLOOMBERG: Nine executives, including the CEO, stepped down Tuesday after it was discovered the company fraudulently inflated profits.
Daimler Trucks targeted in another lawsuit claiming discrimination
Ricky Pang seeks $250,000: “White employees are not treated the same.”
Longview-based taxi company enters Portland
EcoCab, equipped with a fleet of Teslas, joins fray amid pilot program for ridesharing companies like Uber, Lyft.
Rural Oregon struggling with legal pot regulations
Jefferson Co. County Commission Chairman: “We’ve done absolutely nothing.”