The big news at Oregon Business is we’re getting a ping pong table. After reading the descriptions of the 2015 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon, a disproportionate number of which feature table tennis in the office, I decided it was time to bring our own workplace into the 21st century. It was a tough call, but it’s lonely at the top, and someone has to make the hard decisions.
PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: Research institute finds that just under half of retirees stopped working earlier than they planned.
USA TODAY: The Federal Communication Commission’s vote on Internet regulations is expected Thursday.
A report released by City Observatory finds that the jobs are increasingly moving to the inner city.
Two current and two former employees seek a total of $9.5 million in damages one month after the company agreed to a record settlement for similar allegations.
The scientist who found the since debunked autism-vaccination link will testify before the state legislature.
State legislators mull proposals aimed at improving the state’s infrastructure, public record laws.
Lithia Motors reported all-time highs for the fourth quarter, 2014 adjusted net income.
BY JASON NORRIS, CFA | OB GUEST BLOGGERPets.com, GeoCities, eToys, and WorldCom … blasts-from-the-past that all signify the late 1990s Internet bubble. Yet we believe the dynamics of the market, specifically in technology stocks, are much different today than it was during the late 1990s.
BY KIM MOORE | OB RESEARCH EDITORA partnership of a grassroots environmental organization and a youth group is striving to build community and business support for carbon price legislation.