Oregon startups look to expand scope
The Startup Chronicle is setting up shop throughout the Northwest, a NY tech firm is coming to Eugene, and a Bend entrepreneur will be on Shark Tank.
EnviJet Airways wants commercial flights out of Salem
The young aviation company is setting its sights high.
Euro continues its fall, deflation now a possibility
FORBES: The European Union’s currency is now the lowest its been against the dollar since 2006.
Monsanto: Quarterly profit down 34 percent
CNBC: The agriculture giant’s fall was not as sharp as some analysts predicted.
Business group releases study on traffic jam cost as street fee talks continue
The study argues that without a comprehensive plan to mitigate traffic, Oregon businesses could fall behind in the future.
Business groups, legislators discuss goals of upcoming year as UO report indicates growth
Leaders from the private and public sectors will discuss ways to create more prosperity before the upcoming legislative session at the annual Oregon Business Summit, which will be held today in Portland.
Majority stake of Ruby Receptionists sells for $38.8M
The majority of the Portland-based phone receptionist business’s shares were bought by Updata Partners, of Washington, D.C.
Change coming to NW Portland
Developers look to put a 14-story apartment building at NW 21st and Raleigh, while Grand Central Bakery looks into repurposing its location at NW 22nd and York.
Industrial hemp rules to be discussed at public hearing
Farmers are looking to put crops in the ground by the spring.
Strength of dollar could hurt US companies in global economy
NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO: American manufacturers hurt in export market by strong currency.