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Storage device maker LaCie is moving its U.S. operations with 150 employees from Hillsboro to Tigard.

Oregon gained only 900 jobs last month and unemployment rose from 7.8% in June to 8.0% in July.

Final construction on Facebook’s Prineville data center is anticipated for the end of this year.

After 18 years, the Trail Blazers’ home arena will get a paid-for name, the Moda Center.

The Coburg City Council voted to approve a 15-year property tax break for French applesauce producer Materne that is hoping to build a new factory at the former Monaco site.

Consumer Cellular is growing employment at its Redmond call center, essentially offsetting all the jobs lost when T-Mobile left the facility last year.

Roseburg-based First Call Resolution is looking for a site for a call center that could employ several hundred people.

The new $2.75 billion plan for the Columbia River Crossing increases risks for state tax payers, and would require a special session of the Legislature.

Portland transportation officials are considering using city money to finance $4.6 million of the startup costs for a bike-share program.

Oregon officials are asking for more federal grant funding to fill a projected $16.2 million shortfall for health insurance exchange Cover Oregon due to an accounting error.