HP plans to cut thousands; unclear if NW workers will be affected
Hewlett Packard will lay off up to 30,000 people.
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Portland wants home demolition tax to spur affordable housing
Mayor Charlie Hales considers tax on demolitions, fee on development.
Portland, Multnomah Co. mulling fossil fuel divestment
Local governments considering ending business with fossil fuel companies.
The Dalles company raises $5.8M
PowderPure wraps up fundraising round, plans “rapid expansion and growth.”
Adidas sues Skechers
Two struggling shoe companies take to court.
What if this version of the Portland bike share program fails?
City could lose federal funding if the program operator bails after three years.
Central Oregon to be focal point when the Big One hits
Officials in Redmond say region will be crucial to helping residents of the Willamette Valley and Coast.
Intel takes lead on ensuring connected cars are safe from hackers
It’s been a headlines-grabbing subject and the tech giant wants to fix the problem for auto manufacturers.
Livestock lost after wolf pack’s fifth attack
The Mount Emily Pack could be euthanized after killing sheep.
Fred Meyer to offer online ordering
Kroger announces Portland is one of three cities to add “click-and-collect” service.