Developing racially diverse economic frameworks is a fundamentally sound response to rapidly shifting demographics across the nation. Here’s how the Silicon Forest region is developing a working model of “inclusive innovation” and entrepreneurial competitiveness for other states to emulate.
Oregon Business magazine has been named one of the top 10 small business publications in the country by the national American Society of Business Publication Editors.
Earlier this month, President Obama took the unusual step of involving himself in an administrative matter that would have been otherwise handled by people many levels below the Oval Office. He personally approved a “solution” to a “problem” affecting health insurance benefits for members of Congress and their staffs.
Oregon’s Farm to School program has three purposes: it provides nutritious school meals to kids, teaches them about growing food and supports local agriculture.
G5 founder Dan Hobin weighs in on the evolution of search engine optimization, digital marketing and the expanding tech sector in Bend.
BY KEVIN SHETTERLY | OP-ED CONTRIBUTORToday, a funding plan for the proposed Convention Center hotel goes before the Metro council. Although $197.5 million seems expensive for a 600-room hotel, projections indicate the hotel would benefit Portland’s economy and workforce.
Ruby Receptionists, a Portland company famous for its employee parties, is celebrating 10 years in business with an anniversary party this weekend that founder and CEO, Jill Nelson says, “is going to put all other parties to shame.”
A majority of families new to the Portland-Metro area since 2005 are light on car ownership, with more working-age adults than cars at home. That’s very good news for local businesses, especially if they make it easy for people to visit their establishment without a car.
From departed politicians to controversial wolves, it’s time to update some recent Oregon Business stories.