Oregon Business Tonkon Torp partner Al Kennedy has been admitted as a Fellow in the 33rd Class of the American College of Bankruptcy. Al’s class will be recognized at the College’s Annual Meeting in April, 2022 for their professional excellence and exceptional contributions to the bankruptcy and insolvency practice.
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Arnerich Massena is proud to announce its sponsorship of the nonprofit organization Rock The Street, Wall Street, bringing the financial and investment literacy program for high school girls to Grant High School in Portland, Oregon.
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Comcast’s VP’s of business and finance operations describes the company’s pandemic pivot
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Housing prices across Oregon have skyrocketed in the past two years — and rural communities are not immune. Here’s how one town is adapting.
Council must prioritize small business in the upcoming budget