Crowdfunding scientific research ‘a cultural revolution’
A crowdfunding project targeting a rare pediatric disease highlights the democratization — and privatization — of medical research.
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Moovel CEO discusses urban mobility solutions
During a Moovel open house, CEO Nat Parker talks about the importance of transportation alternatives and smart technology.
100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon announced
The 24th annual 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon list was announced Thursday night at an awards dinner at the Oregon Convention Center.
Navigating the trans-friendly workplace: Q&A with employment lawyer P.K. Runkles-Pearson
An attorney at Miller, Nash, Graham & Dunn talks about how to create a trans-friendly work environment.
Oregon’s transportation crisis ‘at a tipping point’
The state’s underinvestment in transportation is at a crisis point that will force the hand of the public and private sector to consider alternative funding sources, said panelists at an Oregon Business Hot Topics, Cool Talks discussion this morning.
Doing business with Portlandia
Economic development officials and local businesses reflect upon Portlandia’s legacy as the show prepares to shoot its final season this summer.
Opinion: To solve affordable housing problem increase supply
Ultimately addressing housing affordability will depend on a market-based solution.
Small town chambers adapt as business landscape evolves
Business accelerators and incubators are all the rage. But chambers of commerce still play a vital role as supporters of local businesses.
Sen. Wyden introduces Kombucha Act
When he’s not pressing for an investigation into ties between Russia and the Trump Administration, Sen. Ron Wyden finds time to introduce legislation updating federal alcohol taxes for kombucha companies.
Skilled job visas face scrutiny under Trump, lawyers warn
The law firm Tonkon Torp held a seminar in Portland today on the H1-B program under the Trump Administration.