BLOOMBERG: Apple suggests the government withdraw its demands, and Congress weigh in on privacy concerns, after the company resisted a court order to unlock the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone.
The two solar power manufacturers’ layoffs reflect recent market struggles.
The Tigard-based company will instead convert plastics to styrene, which is used to produce polystyrene for packing material.
The China-backed conglomerate has plans for two refineries in Washington and one in Oregon.
Investment consultant Chris Bean said that Aequitas Capital Management hid the company’s financial instability from him and his clients. Bean offers one of the first insider perspectives of the firm’s collapse.
CNN: The new spaceship, used for recreational spacetravel, is to be unveiled today at the Mojave Air and Space Port in California.
FORTUNE: Yahoo formed a committe to explore options, hinting at its vunerability.
BLOOMBERG: Author of ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ died earlier today at a hospice facility in Alabama.
The Federal Economic Development Administration gave Oregon State University a grant of about $450,000 to bring mass timber production, such as cross-laminated timber, back into the market.