Oregon increasingly is described, accurately or not, as the Saudi Arabia of wind energy or wave energy or alternative energy in general.

Companies today know the importance of presenting a green face to their customers, but what goes on in the boardroom itself isn’t always so environmentally friendly.

Two early-year trade shows — the Consumer Electronics Show and MacWorld — bring new product announcements galore from consumer electronics companies large and small.

Oregon Health & Science University is planning for an estimated $150 million in cuts over the next five years following an Oregon Supreme Court ruling that eliminated a $200,000 malpractice liability cap.

Flexible and meaningful paid time off is an important part of creating a great place to work. Here’s what the 2008 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon provide.

Academic accolades are an attractive quality in any employee, but there’s another, equally important kind of intelligence you won’t find mentioned on most resumes.

What does it take become one of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon? From benefits and education, to a caring environment and ethical management, here are the lessons from some of The Best.

Boom times are coming to Oakridge — boom being a relative term, mind you.