Harnessing the Worth of Water
A new Portland company sees opportunity in recycling wastewater, as drought and water scarcity present looming social and economic challenges.
Kim Moore
E-Commerce to Change Face of City Downtowns
Portland city planners launch studies to find out how the rise of online ordering will impact land use and the transportation network.
The Minefield of Returning to the Office
Employers should be aware of workplace regulations and employee concerns before taking action.
Second-Round PPP: ‘Businesses Are More Strategic’
The regional head of First Interstate Bank reveals what types of businesses have tapped PPP loans in the second round, and how the program has helped it win new customers.
Detroit’s Poster Child
The new head of Greater Portland Inc draws on her experience of economic recovery in Detroit.
Insurance Woes Impede Recovery
A lack of affordable insurance puts Portland businesses at risk of property damage and theft.
Saving Downtown
A grassroots group aims to save small businesses in Portland’s city center from financial ruin.
Small Businesses Decry COVID Closures
It does not make sense to impose restrictions on businesses that provide safe, regulated spaces, a group says.
COVID-19 Increases Portland Office Space
Businesses turn to suburban markets for more space and to be closer to workers.
Bond Measure Victories Help Economy
Voters’ widespread approval of increases to municipal finance provides counties with an economic boost.