Report: Downtown Portland Foot Traffic At Highest Level Since Pandemic
Weekends are said to drive downtown activity though office workers remain elusive.
In Conversation: Melanie Doolin, administrator and CEO, Oregon Corrections Enterprises
With a budget of $36 million, OCE operates 13 business enterprises at 10 facilities across the state.
Port Commission Agrees To Terminal 6 Lease
Container service will remain at the shipping facility thanks to a new long-term agreement with private operator Harbor Industrial.
Plans for $1B Boardman Hydrogen Facility in Doubt
PGE and its partner reportedly shelve plans for PNWH2 project.
Spirit Airlines Will Leave PDX
Ultra low-cost airline restructures amid its second bankruptcy in a year.
Albina Vision Trust Cuts The Ribbon On Affordable-Housing Project
The 94-unit Albina One attempts to “re-root” Black families in the Northeast Portland neighborhood.
Oregon House Passes Transportation Package
A $290 million proposal containing several tax increases now heads to the Senate for approval.
Sexual Assault Resource Center Scrambles After Huge Funding Cut
As Trump withholds crime dollars to blue states, the small Beaverton-based nonprofit was forced to close its 24/7 victim hotline.
Trump Administration Will Pay $8.9B For Intel Stake
The deal is the largest intervention in private business since the auto bailout of 2008.
Cutting Workers’ Comp Costs: 12 Proven Strategies Every Business Should Know
Brand Story – With premiums rising and hidden expenses adding up, employers must take proactive steps to control workers’ compensation costs and protect their bottom line.