Oregon unemployment hits lowest rate since 2007
STATESMAN JOURNAL: The jobless rate fell to 5.1 % in January, according to the state Employment Department.
From the Wires
Sports Authority plans to file for bankruptcy
BLOOMBERG: The sporting goods retailer said it will file for bankruptcy this week if it can finalize loans to stay in operation long enough to make it to court.
NYC judge says U.S. can’t make Apple unlock iPhone in drug case
WCNB: The federal judge ruled that Apple doesn’t have to open iPhone to incriminate drug dealer.
Google self-driven car crashes
REGISTER GUARD: A Google car accident was reported in Los Angeles, where the car hit a public bus during a test drive. This is allegedly the first report of a Google car crash.
Starbucks to open store in Milan
NPR: The Seattle-based coffee company plans to open shop in Milan, Italy early next year.
Airbnb reposts scrubbed commercial listings
BLOOMBERG: Airbnb said it took down 1,500 commercial listings before releasing its books but failed to disclose that many of the same landlords re-added units after the removal.
Zuckerberg scolds employees for crossing out ‘Black Lives Matter’
NPR: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg reprimanded employees for crossing out ‘black lives matter’ on the headquarters’ signature boards, then adding ‘all lives matter.’
Federal appeals court restrict shared tips
ASSOCIATED PRESS: U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against pooling tips.
U.S. bans slave-related imports
ASSOCIATED PRESS: President Barack Obama signed a bill that disavows the U.S. from supporting slave trade.
Federal Aviation Administration proposes new regulations for micro-drones
BLOOMBERG: The Federal Aviation Administration announced plans to make a new category for micro-drones. An advisory panel will draft requirements.