Tonkon Torp Names New Practice Group Leadership
Tonkon Torp LLP has appointed new firm leadership for several of its practice groups.
Oregon Business
Consumer Privacy Laws Are Expanding Nationwide
Brand Story – Businesses operating across the U.S. should pay close attention to the rapidly evolving consumer privacy landscape.
Pamplin Name Removed From University of Portland’s Business School
Robert Pamplin Jr. admitted to violating business law in a federal lawsuit. Several institutions still bear the Pamplin name.
OHSU, Legacy Call Off Merger
Deal that would have reshaped health care in Oregon had been in the works for 18 months.
In Conversation: Oregon AG Dan Rayfield on Pending Suits Against the Federal Government
Rayfield’s office has filed more than a dozen lawsuits countering Trump administration policies, from tariffs to Americorps cuts.
Hiring in a Hot Portland Labor Market
ADP’s chief talent acquisition officer writes about how employers can stay competitive in a hot labor market.
Study: Oregon Trade Beginning to Slow
Portland Metro Chamber says Trump tariffs are already having an effect.
Intel Lowers Sights, Announces Further Cuts
Layoffs, buyouts expected as hits keep coming for beleaguered chip-maker.
Rayfield Sues Crypto Exchange, Citing ‘Enforcement Vacuum’
In a lawsuit against Coinbase, Oregon’s attorney general accuses the trading platform of violating state securities law.
In Conversation: Adam Davis, Executive Director, Oregon Humanities
Davis talks about federal cuts facing state humanities councils, why he believes his organization’s work matters and why he isn’t afraid to speak out.