Feeding frenzy
BY JENNIFER MARGULIS
Ashland’s restaurant scene heats up.
2014 Archives
Dialed in
A Corvallis ISP connects the underserved.
Stream of passion
BY BRIAN LIBBY
A former rock star wades into the digital-music debate.
The printed world
BY JESSICA RIDGWAY
May’s Launch section features three recent startups: RapidMade, Clearwater Pump Service and CiviData.
Economic outlook
Oregon Business readers are feeling pretty good — about regional affairs and the state economy.
A healthy forest
In 2014 Oregon’s startup scene is still small compared to the communities in San Francisco, Boston and Seattle. Business leaders still call for more homegrown engineering Ph.D.s. Venture investment in clean tech and biotech remains sluggish. Nevertheless, signs of a maturing cluster abound.
Herring catch
Clupea pallasii, the Pacific herring, is prized in many countries for its eggs; during the March spawning season, fishermen in British Columbia and Alaska process hundreds of thousands of tons of the fish — before they have a chance to reproduce.
Powerlist: Community bankers’ perspective
BY BRANDON SAWYER
Conversations with the CEOs of Bend’s largest community bank and a ‘neighborhood bank’ in Portland.
100 Best awards 2014
More than 800 guests from 77 companies attended the 21st annual 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon awards dinner and celebration. The gala took place February 27 at the Oregon Convention Center.
What I’m reading: Lisa Dawson & Tom Manley
Lisa Dawson, Executive Director of the Northeast Oregon Economic Development District and Tom Manley, President of the Pacific Northwest College of Art share what books are on their shelves.