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Intel’s new generation “Ivy Bridge” processors, developed in Oregon, will be available this week. 

Regional Planning efforts may have contributed to the pain felt in Clackamas County during the housing downturn, experts say.

The City Council is expected to adopt the 25-year strategic Portland Plan.

Growing technology company Feeney Wireless recently expanded in Eugene.

Portland’s Nitya Wakhlu records meetings and presentations in visual form as a full-time graphic recorder, part of the growing realm of facilitators.

Starbucks is backing a new fund to provide long-term loans to farmers. 

Portland’s King School is one of eight nationwide chosen for an Obama administration arts education initiative.

A stalled transportation bill passed the House, which could lead to renewed county timber payments.

H.B. Fuller will close six newly-acquired adhesives factories, including one in Eugene.

Nike has introduced a new system called Twitter RSVP to manage product launches, ending the practice of standing in line for new releases.