State expands IT monitoring
In the wake of Cover Oregon, the state plans to monitor about 80 information technology projects with an estimated pricetag of nearly $1.4 billion.
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Astoria manufacturer a global leader
Lektro has become a global leader in towing the world’s aircraft with its electric tugs.
Boise Cascade site transforms
Developers are turning the building in downtown Salem into a modern apartment complex.
PSU strike averted
Portland State University administrators and faculty reached a tentative contract settlement Sunday.
Opponents of GMO ban raise $455,000
Six pesticide and plant biotechnology firms have donated thousands of dollars to the campaign against SB633.
Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup faces delays
The Environmental Protection Agency said it now anticipates completing the proposed cleanup plan in 2015.
SEC slams former Portland analyst
The Securities and Exchange Commission levied a $6.3 million fine against John Kinnucan and his former firm, Broadband Research Corp.
Greenpeace praises Oregon data centers
Greenpeace applauded the Prineville Apple center for its commitment to 100% renewable energy.
New retailers opening in Eugene, Coburg
Camping World in Coburg and Urban Waxx in Eugene have scheduled grand openings in Lane County.
Oregonians have higher-than-average tax burden
Oregonians paid 10.1% of their income to the state, putting Oregon’s tax burden at 16th in the nation.