Cargo rules add work
The 9/11 Act that requires all aircraft cargo to be screened means more work for one Metro-area company.
High Five
The rise of mini moos
Tom and Betty Ruckman raise miniature cows to provide smaller cuts of meat to senior citizens.
Ambiente to go international
Ashland business hopes to sell electric trucks in Brazil.
Future of PepsiCo site murky
Albany considers building an overpass to spur development.
Country Trails bring business to rural areas
Danuta Pfeiffer’s idea of a network of country tours is bringing business and money to rural Oregon.
Study: Turbines won’t detract from Steens’ beauty
A draft study by a consultant for the Bureau of Land Management concludes that proposed wind turbines wouldn’t affect the beauty of the Steens Wilderness.
Craft beer vets target SE PDX
Alan Sprints of Hair of the Dog and Art Larrance of Cascade Brewing are set to open new brewpubs in Southeast Portland.
Golden West Billiards goes global
A family-run Milwaukie business that is over 40 years old turns handcrafted pool tables into $1 million in annual revenue.
Open source takes off in Portland
An open source technology convention returns to Portland this week, while a software startup specializing in open source announces major backing.
Venture capital surges in 2010
Oregon companies attracted $106 million in venture capital during the first half of 2010, the most in four years.