Terms of Heathman Hotel deal released
The Maryland company, LaSalle Hotel Properties, reportedly paid $64.3 million for the property.
Debate surrounding Washington-Oregon I5 span heats up
BLOOMBERG: Washington legislators turned down $1.25 billion in federal money, creating a tenuous future for a bridge regarded as one of the country’s deadliest.
Watchdog group takes issue with timber company’s ‘green’ label
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Plum Creek Timberlands’ “green lumber” certification is being criticized by the Center for Sustainable Economy’s, a group based in Lake Oswego.
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Heathman Hotel experiences management shakeup after apparent sale
A Maryland affiliate of LaSalle Hotel Properties has reportedly purchased the downtown Portland holding.
Goldman Sachs analyst’s vote of confidence aids Columbia Sportswear
The company saw its shares soar Wednesday after Lindsay Drucker Mann said it had sustainable ‘momentum.’
New era of relations with Cuba should allow for more Oregon fruit exports
Consumers may have to wait for an act of Congress to be allowed to easily procure Cuba’s famous cigars and rum.
State lawmakers to look to clarify recreational pot rules
A committee of Senate and House members want to establish clarity surrounding Measure 91’s taxation and how its passage affects medical marijuana rules.