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Aaron Karjala, the health insurance exchange’s top information technology manager, has resigned.

The numbers of Oregonians relying on welfare and food stamps rose after long-term unemployment benefits ended in December.

Foley Family Wines acquired The Four Graces in the Dundee Hills of the Willamette Valley.

Orchard’s Supply paid $7.5 million for the bowling alley.

The Lake Oswego manufacturer says it’s ready to build new cars and retrofit old ones as fast as it can.

The state ordered the company to stop rebuilding sections of the railroad because it lacks a permit to put material into the Salmonberry River.

The chipmaker invested $740 million for an 18% share in Cloudera.

As Consumer Cellular approaches $500 million in annual revenue, the company will sell its phones at Target.

The city hosts 69,000 women-owned businesses, up by about 400 since 2013.

The state could lose about $150 million annually if Congress is unable to find additional money for the Highway Trust Fund.