Boeing pitches collaborative manufacturing R&D model
The world’s largest aerospace company is emerging as a key player in new manufacturing center.
Kim Moore
Working to fill the skills gap
A conversation with Mark Mitsui, president of Portland Community College.
The Silver Tsunami is upon us
I was at a clean energy conference in Portland this week and the first thing that struck me was the preponderance of grey hair.
Bringing life back to apprenticeships
In the spring of 2016, Oregon committed to creating a manufacturing center that combines research and development with workforce training.
Credit Program Could Revitalize Clean Fuels Sector, Local Districts
What do the Crater Lake Trolley, a Eugene truck fueling station, and the Rogue Valley Transportation District have in common?
Main Street models combat gentrification
Portland’s small businesses squeezed as property rates rise
Can Oregon become the cannabis capital of the world?
One year after the legalization of recreational marijuana, Oregon’s pot industry is booming with more than $400 million in projected sales in 2016.
The failure of federal guarantees
Many health insurers got a nasty surprise on October 1, 2015 when the federal government announced it would only pay 12.6% of money owed to them through the risk corridor program for losses incurred in the first year of the ACA.
Powerlist: Health Insurers In Slow Recovery Amid ACA Fallout
It was on May 1, 2015 when Patrick Allen, director of the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services, knew that the state’s health insurance market was in trouble.
Rebranding Klamath County
In rural southeastern Oregon, economic development officials hope to create the next hub for high tech.