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Intel hired Spencer Stuart & Associates to help find its new CEO, indicating that the company is seriously considering external candidates.

TriMet may have to cut 63 bus lines and 70% of service by 2025 if the union doesn’t budge on health and retirement benefits, the agency’s general manager says.

Helicopter Transport Services is moving its heavy lift division to the Aurora State Airport after a dozen years at the Corvallis Municipal Airport.

Albany’s EnerG2 facility is celebrating one year of being the only manufacturing plant in the world dedicated to commercial-scale production of engineered carbon material.

A railroad company is asking a federal judge to keep the Linn County government from shutting a business that recently began loading logs on trains.

Lane, Curry and Josephine counties are asking voters to raise their taxes to restore deep cuts to law enforcement after a longstanding federal subsidy expired.

The Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington are opening a pop-up shop in downtown Portland to sell their trademark cookies.

Oregon home builder Stone Bridge Homes Northwest is offering to guarantee low yearly energy costs for new homeowners due to its high energy efficiency standards.

Oregon State University started construction on a $4.8 million nuclear facility designed to be safer and more efficient.

TriMet quietly added on-board microphones on its 55 new buses.