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The amount of unemployment benefits that Oregonians can receive will rise slightly next week.

A California development company signed a purchase agreement for the historic Blue Heron mill site in Oregon City.

The University of Oregon plans to start dealing with only a single manufacturer for Ducks apparel instead of dozens, leading in-state companies to believe the contract could go outside of Oregon.

Hillsboro semiconductor startup NexPlanar secured a $5 million loan to expand production.

Salem-based Western Tool Supply was sold to a Nebraska company.

Intel plans to sell a set-top box with Internet-based television service this year.

Only one year into his job as Oregon’s chief education officer, Rudy Crew accepted another job as a college president in New York City.

The Oregon House approved a bill that would legalize and regulate retail outlets for medical marijuana.

Lane County’s jobless rate fell to 7.8% in May, down a full percentage point from a year ago.

The Portland Seed Fund is planning to launch a second, larger edition in the fall.