OUS chancellor worries about affordability
The Oregon University System interim chancellor is worried that tuition increases will stop enrollment growth at Oregon’s public universities.
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Two day I-5 closure planned
Clark County plans a 54-hour closure of Interstate 5 in early June.
Portland voting low in special election
With just a week until the May 21 Special Election, only 11% of Multnomah County voters have mailed in their ballots.
Intel has trouble breaking into mobile market
Although Intel dominates the PC market, it has invested billions of dollars into mobile initiatives that ended up behind the times.
Salem groups oppose bridge
Six neighborhood associations oppose a third bridge across the Willamette River.
Oregon hay stocks down
Oregon hay stocks are down 17% from 2012.
Eugene company designs for retailers nationwide
Eugene-based King Retail Solutions provides design and manufacturing work for retailers nationwide.
Americans spending more on cars and clothes
Americans increased their spending in April at retail businesses.
Post Holdings buying Hearthside cereals unit
Post Foods’ parent company is buying Hearthside Food Solutions’ cereals and granola business in Eugene for $158 million cash.
Oregon considers intern protections
Oregon legislators are considering House Bill 2699 to extend workplace protections to interns.