HP plans to cut thousands; unclear if NW workers will be affected
Hewlett Packard will lay off up to 30,000 people.
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.
Willamette University’s MBA for Professionals welcomes record-breaking class
Willamette University’s evening MBA program has announced a record entering class for the fall ’15 semester. The MBA for Professionals welcomed 46 new students as classes began this week. In total, 27 students joined the Portland program and 19 in Salem, marking the largest combined class admitted in the ten-year history of the program. The entering class in Portland is the largest single cohort ever enrolled in the MBA for Professionals program.
Innovative housing development embeds students in community
Groundbreaking celebration reflects community contributions to new Concordia University student housing.
GoGreen Portland to Feature Oregon Wine Industry Sustainable Showcase Closing Plenary
One Day Conference to bring together 300+ regional business and government leaders.
Salem cyclist completes ride across US
STATESMAN JOURNAL: John Allen rode from sea to shining sea this summer.
Ashley Madison users: Not creative password generators
WASHINGTON POST: Passwords uncovered by decoders find cheaters are poor at picking safe passwords.