PDX Carpet Adidas sell out in limited edition release
OREGONLIVE.COM: It’s been a big year for the PDX Carpet pattern and Adidas is cashing in on the carpet’s cache.
Nick Fish to examine Pembina’s legal right to a hearing
‘I think at a certain point the integrity of the building is at stake,’ the commissioner said after Charlie Hales abruptly pulled his support two weeks ago.
Longshore union approves labor contract
A move that ends the labor strife at West Coast ports comes too late for Portland.
Oregon Senate bill aims to address antibiotic resistance
If Senate Bill 920 passes, it would be the first in the nation regulating farmers’ use of antibiotics.
Charter agrees to buy Time Warner Cable
The deal to create an Internet and cable television giant would be for $55.33 billion.
Developer, state reach deal for unprecedented land swap
The man who built the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort completes agreement for about 280 acres of public land on the southern coast.
Hall of Flame
A Power Lunch at Oswego Grill
Destination Resorts 2.0
As the recession recedes and tourism grows, Central Oregon resorts redefine themselves for a new generation.
Eco Zoned
Travelers have always come to Oregon for its natural beauty. But will the increasing popularity of agritourism, European-style hiking getaways and forest resorts relax Oregon’s notoriously strict land-use laws?
Greener Pastures for Oregon Manufacturing
BY ERIN J. BERNARD
Tonkon Torp helps seed sustainability at Gunderson.