Launch, Startup Tip and Where They Are Now
Society Nine muscles into women’s gear, Steve Morris advises startups to validate product with customers and RapidMade quadruples staff.
Q & A with the vice president of the new OSU-Cascades campus
Becky Johnson discusses business and education partnerships, the university’s economic impact and Oregon’s de facto eighth public university.
Morning Roundup: Coolest Cooler not cool; Astoria shipyard gets cleanup reprieve from DEQ
In today’s news, Portland’s beloved Kickstarter project under investigation, Astoria’s shipyard has 5 more years and Oregon cannabis users really like edibles.
Morning Roundup: Uroboros Glass to close; Scientists oppose OSU research building
In today’s news, Portland glass plant to close, seismic experts oppose OSU’s new research building and a Hillsboro company is banned from government contracts.
Morning Roundup: Portland named Smart City; Hillsboro utility uses fat for energy
In today’s news, Portland joins the Smart City initiative, a Hillsboro water utility turns fat into power and shellfish harvesting is on hold.
On the scene: What the U.S. can learn from other countries about health care
A Portland City Club panel discusses pros and cons of international health care models.
Q & A with Jon Shadel
Our October cover model, 26-year-old Jon Shadel, is a travel editor and archetypal Portland foodie. Here’s his take on the life of a diner.
Morning Roundup: Health care providers fund affordable housing; County might sell Wapato
In today’s news, Oregon health groups fund housing developments, Wapato Jail’s future is uncertain and the state wants to improve its college graduation rate.
Morning Roundup: Legislature to consider flexible scheduling; Zoom+ leaves insurance marketplace
In today’s news, the Legislature will take on flexible scheduling requirements, Zoom+ has left the insurance marketplace and a lawsuit alleges Oregon violated the Endangered Species Act.