Game designers adapt to changing market
Several game developers in Eugene are adapting to the changing market as it shifts towards downloadable content and games played on social networks.
Energy utilities
Harry & David’s bankruptcy rattles Medford
With Harry & David restructuring in bankruptcy, Medford residents worry about the effect on their community.
High-tech poised for rebound
Oregon Employment Department figures show the state’s high-tech sector has grown recently, including several companies in Deschutes County.
Shellfish farmer donates larvae to Japan
Tillamook oyster farmer Mark Wiegardt wants to help Japan’s shellfish industry recover from the recent tsunami, so he is donating larvae to Japanese farmers.
Senate considers business incentives
Oregon lawmakers are considering a $5 million program that would offer incentives to businesses that grow in or relocate to Oregon.
Capital gains taxes under fire
Oregon lawmakers are again considering several proposals aimed at cutting taxes on investment income.
SolarWorld fills $32 million order
In its biggest U.S. project yet, SolarWorld will make enough solar cells at its Hillsboro plant to power over 2,000 Los Angeles homes.
Mill closure affects local bar
Oregon City pulp mill workers have been coming to the 505 Tavern after work for five decades.
Portland bike builders take home national awards
Portland builders took home two coveted awards at the 2011 North American Handmade Bicycle Show in Austin.
Legislators call for tobacco tax hikes
Anti-tobacco advocates are backing three bills slated to appear before the Oregon Legislature in the coming weeks.