Tektronix revenues fall
Tektronix revenues fell again last quarter, according to financial results from parent company Danaher Corp.
TriMet works on funding plan for CRC
TriMet is filing paperwork for its share of the Columbia River Crossing, even though the project has stalled at a state level.
Intel won’t say when OnCue will be released
Intel is silent on the status of the upcoming video device called OnCue.
Changing demographics affecting food choices
As immigrant and minority populations increase in America, the foods we eat are changing rapidly.
Mehrbani Elected Chair of the International Trademark Association Subcommittee
Lane Powell Shareholder Parna A. Mehrbani was recently elected Chair of the Trade Names Subcommittee for the International Trademark Association (“INTA”), a not-for-profit membership association dedicated to the support and advancement of trademarks and related intellectual property as elements of fair and effective commerce.
Obamacare tech spending rose before launch
Reuters: The administration poured tens of millions of dollars more than it had planned into the federal website meant to enroll Americans in the biggest new social program since the 1960s.
Online privacy is dead
CNN.com: It’s getting harder to remain faceless online. Even far-out measures of data encryption are under attack.
SEI CEO Tony Hopson speaks at 100 Best Nonprofits event
BY EMMA HALL | OB WEB EDITOR
Self Enhancement Inc. president and CEO Tony Hopson delivered a rousing keynote at the celebration of the 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon on October 2. If you missed his speech or want to see it again, check out the video courtesy of Self Enhancement Inc.
Senate reaches deal to end shutdown
New York Times: Senate leaders have reached a deal to end the government shutdown and avoid a default.
Companies sue to lift logging ban
Three timber companies filed a lawsuit to lift a logging ban in national forests from the federal government’s shutdown.