Intel starts round of layoffs
The largest private employer in Oregon is trimming its operations after years of slow sales.
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TPP slowed by defeat of accompanying bill
President Obama cannot pursue Trans-Pacific Partnership unless Trade Adjustment Assistance bill passes.
Feds bolster fund for drought relief in the West
In response to a historically-dry winter, $110 million has been allocated for a fiery summer.
Judge dismisses Oracle’s suit against Kitzhaber consultants
Multnomah County Court judge sides with political consultants in Cover Oregon case.
Oregon needs funding help with deficient bridges
There are 439 bridges in the state that are classified as “structually deficient” and the local jurisdictions in charge of many of them have little recourse.
‘Ban the box’ bill passes Oregon Senate
After amending the original measure, the new employment bill passes with bipartisan support.
Microsoft’s 84-inch tablet to be built in Oregon
The Microsoft Surface Hub was developed at the company’s Wilsonville facility, where it will also be manufactured.
Which Oregon city is the worst for allergy sufferers in the nation?
High pollen rates started earlier this year and are expected to last longer.
Wyden calls for reform to financial aid application
HIGHER ED ROUNDUP: Sen. Ron Wyden wants to “empower consumers and increase college access”; PCC adds all-gender bathrooms.
Nike secures NBA apparel contract
A deal expected since April became official Wednesday.