How Portland’s red-hot building boom is helping schools
An uptick in property taxes provide schools with more funding options.
Pot news: Workers unionize
More jurisdictions are opting out of legal marijuana laws; some workers have formed a union and leaders from the state lobbying the federal government.
Strategies for Coping with the Rising Health Plan Costs & the Affordable Care Act
BY GARY ALTON
Employers are still struggling with ways to control the rising costs of their health plans.
What’s behind the Deschutes River fish die-off?
OPB: Water management results in 500-1,000 dead fish in the Upper Deschutes River.
Astoria-based seafood company issues recall
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Bornstein Seafoods says one of their products could contain botulism.
That didn’t take long: Ridesharing companies take over market
New research reveals Uber, Lyft have cornered 60 percent of Portland’s for-hire ride market.
Portland named hottest retail market in U.S.
Applied Predictive Technologies says sales grew faster in the Rose City than anywhere else in the nation.
OHSU sets fundraising sights on cure for AIDS
The institution wants to raise another $1 billion by 2020.
Act-On Software CEO resigning
The founder of one of the leading candidates for an IPO from Portland steps down.
New brewery launching on the Coast
Co-founder of Portland Brewing Company expanding with business in Cannon Beach.