Feds: Wal-Mart biased against lesbians
ASSOCIATED PRESS: The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruled in favor of Jacqueline Cote for being “treated differently and denied benefits because of sex.”
Americans pocketing gas savings instead of bolstering economy
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Five-year-low gas prices have not pumped up the economy the way some analysts predicted.
Portland approves $15 an hour minimum wage for city workers
City Council roundup: Full-time workers, contractors get a raise; demolition reform passes; Uber’s coming, ready or not.
Brown as governor elicits praise, apprehension
Democratic leaders excited for Brown, as Republicans worry new governor will sidestep rural Oregon
Southern Oregon timber tract yields $855M in sale
A Singapore-based investor bought 197,000 acres in Oregon’s High Desert.
Feds slowly intervene on West Coast port strife
Local, state and national leaders are calling for an end to the labor breakdown.
Uncertainty about convention center hotel could cost Portland an NBA All-Star Game
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITOR
NBA commissioner: “I would love to end up having an All-Star Game in Portland. It’s really just a function of ensuring that we can fit in town.”
How the FAA’s proposed drone rules affect business
Realtors expected to utilize technology while entrepreneurs may have to bide their time.
Portland closes in on $15 an hour minimum wage for city employees
The city council will vote on the measure Wednesday.
What was in the emails Kitzhaber wanted destroyed?
The Willamette Week obtained messages the former governor wanted deleted.