Nike’s ‘Jumpman’ logo at center of lawsuit
The photographer who took the original photo of Michael Jordan alleges the copyright on the photo has been misused by Nike.
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Portland Meat Collective secures $150K grant
Chase is giving one of its Mission Main Street Grants to a group dedicated to spreading knowledge about local butchery and meat.
Reverse Vendor Fair gives businesses a chance to connect with University of Oregon, government agencies
In a switch on the traditional trade show, representatives from UO departments and local and state agencies will host tables to connect with businesses and vendors. The fourth Reverse Vendor Fair will take place Wednesday, Feb. 25, in Eugene.
4 married couples who work together
BY JACOB PALMER | OB DIGITAL NEWS EDITOR
They say maintaining a healthy marriage takes work. So does running a business with your spouse.
Gates Foundation aims to gradually improve world for the poor
USA TODAY: Bill and Melinda Gates says the plight of poor people will be improved by 2030.
European Central Bank announces stimulus measures
REUTERS: The U.S. stock market rallied after hearing the news.
Employment Department’s final 2014 report shows growth for state economy
Job growth in Oregon at pre-recession heights after strong finish to the year.
Airbnb ‘disappointed’ by Portland city council
The council approved rules that mandate the short-term rental company disclose information about hosts.
Tualatin tech furniture company sold after $38M year
Anthro Corp. became a potential target for acquisition after its line of standing desks yielded the company a strong 2014.
Intel wants to grow its carbon footprint
The tech giant filed a new construction permit that asks for more allowable emissions of particulate matter and carbon dioxide.