Pro-labeling campaign concedes
Supporters of Measure 92 were forced to give up after the automatic recount showed they were still behind.
Demand for Ducks duds yields big cash for retailers
University of Oregon’s success on the field has translated lucratively for clothing makers, retailers.
Oil prices could continue to plummet
BLOOMBERG: Energy forecasters expect the price to continue to fall as demand drops.
Embattled SeaWorld CEO resigns
ORLANDO SENTINEL: Jim Atchison and several employees are losing their jobs after sustained down period for the company brought on by the documentary Blackfish.
The short list: Holiday habits of six Oregon CEOs
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITOR
We ask business and nonprofit leaders how they survive the season.
Tackling the CEO-worker pay gap
A pending SEC rule targets the disparity between executive and employee compensation.
Legislative Preview: A Shifting Balance
BY APRIL STREETER
Democratic gains pave the way for a revival of environment and labor bills as revenue reform languishes.
Justice for All
BY JESSICA RIDGWAY
Lawger upends the typical hourly based fee model by letting clients determine the cost.
Editor’s Letter: Power Play
There’s a fascinating article in the December issue of the Harvard Business Review about a profound power shift taking place in business and society. It’s a long read, but the gist revolves around the tension between “old power” and “new power” as a driver of transformation.
Dan and Louis Oyster Bar opens up to a changing neighborhood
By MEGHAN NOLT
VIDEO: Revamping a Classic — an iconic eatery stays relevant in a changing marketplace.