High Five

Google moved into its new downtown Portland office and immediately began work with software developed by Instantiations.

Many Oregon towns attempt to increase their urban growth boundaries to attract industrial development, only to struggle in court proceedings for many years.

Medford-based gourmet gift and food company Harry & David doubled its losses during fiscal year 2010, losing $39.2 million.

Proposed regulations from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency would make it difficult to operate Oregon biomass plants.

Hillsboro’s economic development department is moving forward with a new urban renewal area before money for the project is ready.

Chris Dudley has released a 20-point job plan that includes cutting capital gains taxes and giving businesses tax credits for hiring the unemployed.

Banks are moderating the rate they place foreclosed houses on the market to avoid over-supply.

A culture of telecommuting is growing in Bend, with more remote workers choosing the area for its renowned outdoor recreation and environment.

Designers at the Lake Oswego-based urban architecture firm Otak are creating walkable, sustainable cities in the Middle East.