Port of Portland bucks national trend, keeps labor fight alive
While the rest of the West Coast gets back to work, labor strife at Terminal 6 endures.
Coast Guard, Oregon coast groups sustain court fight over helicopter base
The court fight continues as both sides of the case file opposing motions.
Lawyer: ‘Portland has no realistic chance of getting the NBA All-Star Game’
An attorney representing a downtown hoteliers group says public funding for the convention center hotel is not a factor in Portland hosting the NBA’s marquee midseason event.
Erickson posts losses in 2014 due to poor 4Q
The aviation company announced fourth-quarter losses of $2.5 million.
Discredited anti-vaccination doctor’s testimony canceled
Oregon lawmakers rescind invitation to researcher who promoted a fallacious vaccine-autism link.
Target reports $2.6B loss in 4Q after closing Canadian holdings
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Target wary of first quarter earnings after posting fourth quarter loss.
Jury: Apple must pay $529.9M to settle patent case
BLOOMBERG: Smartflash LLC claimed the tech giant infringed on a trio of patents.
Corban University’s Enduring Business Lesson: Invest in the Whole Student
BY KATRINA WALKER
Generations of students and graduates have been plagued by the question: What is my true calling in life? Four alumni from Corban University’s Hoff School of Business who graduated in different decades say the school helped them find the answer by giving them a practical, well-rounded education.
Exit Planning and the Changing of the Guard: A Value Proposition
It’s happening whether anyone’s ready or not. Businesses here in Oregon and across the U.S. are already experiencing the effects of the largest generational shift in recent history, and these changing tides will impact every level of the workplace — from a company’s executive leadership to its cultural core.
Finding Fulfillment
BY JON SHADEL
Success stories spotlight meaningful career opportunities in Oregon’s diverse and lucrative tourism industry.