Twitter Q2 revenue surges
USA Today: The social network’s second-quarter revenue rose 124% to $312 million.
Frontier CEO dismisses Google Fiber ‘hype’
Frontier Communications’ Maggie Wilderotter says her company can offer better prices for more modest Internet speeds.
Supportland welcomes non-Portland businesses
The buy-local advocate enlisted 13 businesses from downtown Oregon City.
Gresham MBank explores medical pot banking
The Oregon bank wants to provide banking services to medical marijuana businesses in the state.
Portland expects 200K more people
City officials say 200,000 more residents will move to the Rose City in the next 20 years.
Eugene passes sick pay policy
Eugene City Council approved a sick day measure that will allow all workers to accumulate time off.
$100M donation boosts OHSU Challenge
A new $100 million anonymous donation brings Oregon Health & Science University $82 million short of meeting its $500 million match goal.
Junction City farmland zoned for commercial development
The owner of the 40 acres of farmland—the local Boresek family—has applied to have the land’s zoning changed to allow commercial development.
Reduced Oregon coal use means more exported abroad
By 2020, coal will no longer be burned at the 38-year-old Boardman Coal Plant—it will be exported to Asia.
NuScale to add scores of Oregon jobs
NuScale Power expects to bring on 105 more workers to its 194-person staff by this time next year.