Morning Roundup: Tiny homes moving to Salem; Apple can’t stop building data Prineville centers
Tiny homes may be coming to Salem, and Apple can’t stop building data centers in Prineville.
Oregon Business
Reader Forum: The Sprawl Tax
Oregon Business readers respond to The Sprawl Tax.
Morning Roundup: Phil Knight retires; Portland voters to consider housing bond
Nike’s Phil Knight announces retirement, while Portland voters will consider a $258 million housing bond.
Morning Roundup: Portland to tax construction; The biz upside of IP28
Portland to tax new construction, corporate tax may be good for job growth.
Morning Roundup: Portland misses smart transport opportunity; Environmental violations stack up
Portland misses out on smart parking, and Bullseye Glass isn’t the only company to face violations.
Morning Roundup: Bullseye hit with another fine; Amazon setting up shop in Portland?
Bullseye Glass is fined again, and Amazon may expand operations in Portland.
Morning Roundup: Oregonians buy more guns; Intel aims to rebuild trust
Oregonians respond to shootings with more gun purchases, and Intel wants to rebuild trust.
Morning Roundup: Nike drops suit; Brexit’s worldwide impact
Nike drops its suit, and another initiative has qualified for the November ballot.
Morning Roundup: Oil terminal roller coaster; Coalition gives Superfund thumbs down
Container co. enters small home market; everyone hates Portland’s Superfund cleanup plan.
Saved by Zero?
Just more than six months ago the Federal Reserve Bank raised the benchmark Federal Funds rate by 0.25 percent — the first rate hike in nine years.