What poses biggest risk to the Portland economy?
Hint: The Big One did not make the top three.
Decline of unions coincides with income inequality
Study suggests that the plight of the worker has gotten worse as unions lose power.
China’s problems will affect Oregon manufacturing
State economists tell lawmakers that strengthening dollar could limit exports but the economy should remain stable.
Honor system goes away with new MAX Orange line
TriMet will implement a pay-to-enter system.
Portland-based security company merges with similar California firm
As part of an investment deal, VideoSurveillance.com will merge with CamGuard.
OEN Announces Finalists for the 22nd Annual Tom Holce Entrepreneurship Awards
The Oregon Entrepreneurs Network (OEN) is pleased to announce 16 finalists — from over 60 nominees — for the 2015 OEN Tom Holce Entrepreneurship Awards.
Umatilla targets homeless camps
EAST OREGONIAN: The Umatilla City Council has banned living in tents.
Obama has votes for Iran deal
ASSOCIATED PRESS: President Barack Obama’s deal with Iran looks to have enough support to pass.
Haggen suing Albertsons for $1B
After a wave of store closures, Haggen alleges that Albertsons misled the grocer during acquisition.
150 units — all smaller than 300 square feet — for sale in Portland
The Freedom Center in the Pearl District is for sale again.