Portland demolition roundup: Belmont Records, Sewick’s Dive Bar
Two historic Southeast Portland buildings are slated for demolition. Sewick’s Dive Bar closes Feb. 29 and Belmont Records in April.
Intel moves forward with diversity accounting
Intel released a report showing 43.1 percent of new hires are women and minorities. The semiconductor giant also advised fellow tech companies to release similar analyses to advance inclusiveness in the tech industry.
Klamath dam removal back on the table
Oregon and California reached an agreement with PacifiCorp and federal officials on a a new plan addressing removal of the four Klamath River dams.
Greenman Joins Lane Powell’s Litigation Practice Group
Joseph M. Greenman has joined Lane Powell as a Shareholder in the Firm’s Litigation Practice Group, where he will be a member of the Long Term Care and Seniors Housing Client Service Team. Greenman focuses his practice on regulatory and complex matters involving long term care and senior housing providers. As the former Senior Vice … Read more
Chipotle stock rises after CDC declares end to E-coli scare
CNBC: The fast-food alternative saw a 4 percent stock increase after the CDC made the announcement.
Iowa caucus puts Clinton and Cruz in the lead
NPR: Hillary Clinton took the narrow lead; Ted Cruz pushed out Trump.
Adidas president hosts new podcast
Adidas Group North America President Mark King announced his new “Extraordinary Happens: Competing in Sports, Business and Life” podcast.
Protestors fight for right to rally at Skanska leaders’ homes
To protest the building of a new animal-research lab, animal rights activists literally bring it home for Skanska executives.
United Airlines upgrades San Francisco-Eugene planes
Travelers can expect larger planes, but fewer flights.
The latest on the Moda Health implosion
Ratings firm A.M. Best reduced Moda’s financial strength rating from Good to Under Regulatory Supervision; the financial strength of Moda’s dental insurance arm fell to Fair.