OSU scientists invent eco-friendly glue
Researchers came across a cheaper alternative to glue by accident.
Oregon Business Team
Marijuana dispensary initiative likely to qualify
Petitioners are confident they submitted enough signatures to get Inititive 28 on the ballot.
On the Scene: Creating content for good
For 30 hours last weekend, Pioneer Square was a three-ring circus of sorts, with swing dance lessons, Taiko drums and a comedian named Sasquatch, all streamed live to the Internet. This wasn’t just another YouTube video; it was the future of fundraising.
Fro-yo flourishes
Frozen yogurt businesses thrive despite the recession.
Hooked on bamboo
Bamboo Revolution grows like a weed.
Law bans employment credit checks
Oregon has become one of a handful of states to limit most employers from legally obtaining or using credit history information on job applicants or employees. The law change has business owners scrambling to understand the fine print.
Portland construction employment drops 11%
Portland construction employment drops 11% as contractors are not getting enough work to hire new staff.
Oregon foreclosure rate now 3rd in country
After a 20% increase in foreclosures, Oregon is now No. 3 in the country, trailing only Nevada and Florida.
Dam project creates jobs, helps fish
A $60 million Soda Springs Dam renovation will create over 100 jobs and provide more than six miles of habitat for fish.
Family pear business passes to fourth generation
Meyer Orchards celebrated their centennial on July 4 with a picnic as they prepare to hand the family pear business down to a fourth generation.