Judge orders BLM to sell more timber in Southern Oregon
A federal judge ordered the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to sell more timber in Southern Oregon.
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Oregon slashes health insurance premium requests
Oregon regulators slashed health insurance rate requests by as much as 35%.
New Seasons becomes B corp
Portland-based New Seasons Market is the first grocer to achieve B Corp certification.
Nearly one in two pints of beer sold in Oregon brewed locally
The Oregon Brewers Guild announced that in 2012, 47% of all draft beer sold in Oregon was brewed in the state.
Precision Castparts buying Permaswage for $600M
Precision Castparts is acquiring aerospace manufacturing company Permaswage for $600 million.
Portland startup releases social analytics software
Portland startup Tellagence launched a new social analytics software product, Tellagence Discover, that searches Twitter to figure out what people are saying about a company.
Trucking company moving to Coburg
Old Dominion Freight Line is one of several businesses moving into Coburg’s reviving industrial area.
Housing market boosts Street of Dreams
The improving real estate market is good for the Street of Dreams, and most of the expensive homes are already sold.
NCAA gives Ducks 3-year probation
The NCAA put the University of Oregon’s football program on probation for three years and took away a scholarship through June 2016 for recruiting violations under Chip Kelly.
Berkman pleads guilty in fraud
Onetime Oregon gubernatorial candidate Craig Berkman pleaded guilty in a $13 million securities fraud scheme.