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Morning Roundup: Tribes call for moratorium on fossil fuels; sugar tax on the table

Tribal leaders ask for cessation of fossil fuels, Upstream proposes sugary drink tax.

August 6, 2025June 10, 2016 Written by OB Staff

Morning Roundup: Nike sues Berian; Long awaited Superfund plan released

Portland’s superfund plan released, Nike stops Berian again.

August 6, 2025June 9, 2016 Written by OB Staff

Morning Roundup: Corporate tax faces uphill battle; Portland takes a hit on the Yard

The latest on IP-28, and Portland Commissioner Amanda Fritz pushes publicly-funded campaigns.

August 6, 2025June 8, 2016 Written by OB Staff

New overtime and minimum wage regulations pose challenges for businesses

Overtime regulation changes require employer review, pay adjustments, for employees

August 6, 2025June 7, 2016 Written by Tamsen Leachman

Morning Roundup: Bullseye makes a deal; the fortunate few

Bullseye Glass can resume operations, Oregon companies make Fortune 500 and Clinton makes Herstory in today’s headlines.

August 6, 2025June 7, 2016 Written by OB Staff

OSU develops new earthquake risk assessment tool

Oregon State University earthquake risk assessment program identifies impacts in four scenarios

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

Morning Roundup: Pot riches pass counties by; Daimler layoffs

In today’s headlines, Oregon counties will miss out on millions of dollars in marijuana money, while Daimler announces temporary Oregon layoffs.

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

Southern Oregon Recruitment Efforts Benefit From Lifestyle Allure

Visitors drawn by quality of life could become businesses interested in land, power and telecomm.

April 7, 2023June 3, 2016 Written by Stuart Watson

Cannon Beach an Ideal Value-Season Meeting Destination

Hit the Beach For Meetings and Retreats.

April 7, 2023June 3, 2016 Written by Sophia Bennett

Electricians, Contractors Create Partnership In Professionalism

NECA/IBEW relationship fosters rigorous training, shared commitment to customer satisfaction.

April 7, 2023June 3, 2016 Written by Stuart Watson

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.