Oregon’s “all funds” budget to drop $3B
Economists predict that less federal spending will lead to a 7% decrease for 2011-2013 in Oregon’s “all funds” budget.
Economists predict that less federal spending will lead to a 7% decrease for 2011-2013 in Oregon’s “all funds” budget.
SolarWorld is providing a 112-kilowatt solar panel system for Vestas’ new North American headquarters building.
LaCrosse Footwear of Portland reported mixed quarterly results, partially due to fluctuating military contracts for their Danner brand boots.
The Columbia River Crossing’s finance plan has a half-a-billion-dollar hole because it relies on outdated traffic projections, says an analysis by the Oregon Treasury.
The federal government is making a year’s worth of mortgage payments for about 500 Lane County families.
Portland’s Bureau of Development Services is hiring again, after laying off 150 employees
—nearly half its workforce
—in 2009.
Under pressure from East Portland community leaders, Mayor Sam Adams has asked his budget staff to track where city funds and services are used.
Intel Corp. said its latest quarter results were stronger than expected, but the PC business is still weak.
Trade between Oregon and China is growing rapidly, with many West Coast goods being exported to China.
Portland’s $148.3 million eastside streetcar project is being delayed by five months, and will now include five streetcars instead of six.