Oregon looks to reduce greenhouse gas
Oregon’s Energy Department released its first comprehensive cost analysis of ways to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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Oregon’s marijuana fight struggles as Wash., Colo. thrive
Marijuana legalization in Oregon seems to be failing, as similar measures in Washington and Colorado are thriving.
Streetcar delay increases costs 75 percent
Portland streetcar contract costs have increased by nearly 75% because United Streetcar’s manufacturing is so far behind schedule.
Credit unions seek large deposits
Five Oregon credit unions submitted paperwork to be able to accept large deposits from government agencies.
Patagonia launches clothing recycling
Patagonia is launching a campaign to recycle used clothing at its Portland store.
Ryno closer to one-wheeled EV
Portland-based Ryno Motors is raising money for its one-wheeled EV “microcycle.”
Unemployment rises slightly
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits rose to 367,000, indicating only modest hiring.
Consumers slow down spending
Americans slowed down their spending after wrapping up back-to-school buying.
Chinese company sues Obama for blocking wind project
A Chinese-owned company is suing President Obama for barring the company from building a windfarm near an Oregon Navy base.
Portland export plan could create 113,000 jobs
The Greater Portland Export Initiative plans to create more than 113,000 jobs in the Portland area by doubling exports in five years.