Linda Baker 
Babies are a miracle of nature. They are also a budding market for entrepreneurs in the smart-tech market. And BabyBit, a sensor that attaches to an infant’s clothes, takes child care to its logical, connected-future extreme.
Kate Brown still leads, but Oregon’s gubernatorial race is closer than expected.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership would strengthen intellectual property protections and reduce other barriers to trade.
One week after the U.S. Chamber of Commerce anointed NuScale Power CEO John Hopkins chair of the board, a story was published in the New York Times stating that the chambers’ 108 board members were not in sync with the organization’s policy positions.
I celebrated Father’s Day last weekend by hopping aboard Seattle’s new light rail extension connecting downtown to the University of Washington. Sound Transit, the regional transit agency, opened two new “Link” stations in March. One of them, a gleaming glass edifice, is located two blocks from my parents’ house next to the UW’s Husky Stadium. The … Read more
Her company, Rose City Mortgage, is a perennial favorite on our 100 Best Companies lists. Now she’s applying the same passion to the marijuana biz.
Developer Homer Williams wants to build a homeless campus on the Portland waterfront. It’s an innovative and ambitious solution to the city’s escalating homeless crisis.
The CEO of Daimler Trucks North America is fond of telling stories with numbers. Plus: a video clip of Daum explaining why he loves to come to work everyday.
Travel behemoth Expedia.com hosted an unannounced town hall on short term rentals at the Hood River Elks club yesterday.
Shuttering of algorithm-based jeans company is a cautionary tale for Portland makers.