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Morning Roundup: Hospital charges all over the map; Prineville’s housing solution

Prineville tackles housing issues, Oregon hospital report reveals inconsistent charges.

August 6, 2025July 6, 2016 Written by OB Staff

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.

August 6, 2025July 5, 2016 Written by OB Staff

Reader Forum: The Sprawl Tax

Oregon Business readers respond to The Sprawl Tax.

August 6, 2025July 1, 2016 Written by OB Staff

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.

August 6, 2025July 1, 2016 Written by OB Staff

Morning Roundup: Portland to tax construction; The biz upside of IP28

Portland to tax new construction, corporate tax may be good for job growth.

August 5, 2025June 30, 2016 Written by OB Staff

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.

August 5, 2025June 29, 2016 Written by OB Staff

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.

August 5, 2025June 28, 2016 Written by OB Staff

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.

August 5, 2025June 27, 2016 Written by OB Staff

Morning Roundup: Nike drops suit; Brexit’s worldwide impact

Nike drops its suit, and another initiative has qualified for the November ballot.

August 5, 2025June 24, 2016 Written by OB Staff

Morning Roundup: Oil terminal roller coaster; Coalition gives Superfund thumbs down

Container co. enters small home market; everyone hates Portland’s Superfund cleanup plan.

August 5, 2025June 23, 2016 Written by OB Staff

News

Workforce Training Pipeline Helps Oregon Building Owners Cut Energy Costs, Modernize Infrastructure and Meet Compliance Standards - A training program for the building management workforce that saves Oregon building owners big money and advances the careers of building managers is open for enrollment.
Agricultural Connections Expands Access to Local Food Across Central Oregon - Residents can shop local through a growing regional pickup network, subscription boxes and flexible online ordering options.
Becoming Financially Independent: A Practical Checklist for Young Adults - Financial habits that can help lay the groundwork for long-term stability.
Ask the Execs: Leading Green - Four executives from this year’s 100 Best Green Workplaces in Oregon share how sustainability shapes company culture, operations, employee engagement and more.
Living Smartly - King Living founder David King on how thoughtful furniture design meets long-term sustainability.
Rooted in the Region - How Burgerville turns Pacific Northwest ingredient sourcing into a sustainability model — and a better burger.