Nordstrom landlord sues TMT Development
Parr Financial, the investment firm that owns Portland’s Nordstrom building, has filed a lawsuit against TMT Development for its crane on the Park Avenue West site.
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Apparel company moves its sewing to Salem from China
Nine 1 One Gear, a Portland-based company that makes gear for firefighters and emergency responders, is moving its sewing operations from China to Salem.
SeaPort Airlines cancels Newport, Salem service
Four months after federal and state subsidies stopped, SeaPort Airlines announced it will stop flying out of Newport and halt twice-daily service from Salem.
Grocers tweak self-checkout options
Less than a decade since self-checkout operations spread throughout the country in 2003, some grocers are abandoning the concept.
PDX restaurants help fireworks-damaged eatery
The Portland restaurant community has banded together in support of Aviary, a fellow restaurant damaged by illegal fireworks on the Fourth of July.
Hummingbird Wholesale gets new sustainable warehouse
Eugene-based Hummingbird Wholesale is putting the finishing touches on a newly renovated warehouse filled with sustainable materials.
Precision Castparts to buy Primus International
Precision Castparts Corp. plans to buy airplane parts manufacturer Primus International Inc. for $900 million.
Aurora-area solar farm benefits from PGE program
A $2 million solar farm near Aurora is one of the first large-scale participants in Portland General Electric’s solar payment option program.
Timbers games help Portland businesses
Businesses near Jeld-Wen Field score on Timbers game days with an increase in customers.
Federal rules pose obstacles for toy makers
A federal rule to improve the safety of children’s toys is making it hard for local toy makers to stay in business.