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Don’t cut marketing when things get slow
It’s fiscally tempting to scale back the marketing budget of your business in lean times, even though doing so may only cause more pain.
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In early September, Inverge — an “interdisciplinary thought-leader event” as organizers call it — took place in the Gerding Theater in Portland’s Pearl District.
Q&A with Paddle Palace CEO
In 1971, at the age of 15, Judy Bochenski joined a team of “ping pong diplomats” on a trip to China that helped pave the way for President Nixon’s breakthrough state visit a year later.
Eastern dry-land wheat farmers ask for relief
Farm revenues may be soaring statewide, but not all farmers are raking it in this year.
State slams FERC’s LNG approval
In mid September, federal officials approved a controversial liquid natural gas project located on the Columbia River and in doing so set the stage for a potential legal battle between the state of Oregon and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
