High Five

An Ohio-based company is suing Harry & David for nearly $10 million after the Medford company allegedly terminated their relationship prematurely.

A group of business lobbyists have formed the Oregon Committee, a coalition that has quickly become a power center at the state Legislature.

The Oregon Senate approved two bills to extend federal unemployment benefits through the rest of the year and state benefits through July.

Sen. Ron Wyden is sponsoring legislation to make the U.S. Customs Service better enforce anti-dumping laws on overseas manufacturers.

Oregon State University researchers are looking into new reactor designs that could provide safer nuclear energy.

Team Oregon, a business recruiting group, traveled to Japan in early March to talk about solar cells, battery charging stations and electric cars.

A new Coos Bay business, South Coast Nets, is building nets to make shrimp trawlers more efficient and use less fuel.

Oregon was recently ranked 5th nationally for LEED projects, and the Eugene-Springfield area is responsible for a large chunk of the green projects.

Remodeling magazine compiled a list of the top 25 counties nationwide with the most potential for an uptick in remodeling activity in 2011.

Canadian shoemaker John Fluevog will open its 7th U.S. retail store on April 1 in downtown Portland.