‘We are constantly in an adversarial state’
Portland attorneys respond to a New York Times article about pervasive mental health problems and drug use in the legal profession.
Linda Baker
‘Business trumps politics’
Open border commerce and tourism initiatives move forward in Baja — and Oregon.
Power Couple: Alisha Moreland-Capuia | Daniel Capuia
The leaders of a medical center and foundation think globally — and act globally.
Beloved photography center closes its doors
Staff, volunteers and community members packed the Newspace Center for Photography last night to learn more about the abrupt end of the fifteen-year-old organization.
Oregon Business internships
The Oregon Business editorial team accepts interns on a quarterly basis.
West Coast consul generals take on political role in era of strained U.S-Mexico relations
Before President Trump took office, Oregon’s Mexican consulate processed 50 birth certificates every month. The consulate is now processing 50 per day.
Guarding the flame: Q&A with Eugene Register-Guard publisher Logan Molen
Molen talks about digital revenue, “franchise verticals” and how he aims to beat the University of Oregon Ducks coverage.
Editor’s Note: Border Crossings
A preview of our July/August issue — and my trip to Baja with Mexico’s West coast consular delegation.
Guest Blog: Autonomous vehicles: Who is going to lead the way?
Civic and business leaders need to engage in robust planning discussions about how to leverage AVs to achieve health, safety and climate objectives.