Nude dancer employment bills set for Salem
Workplace roundup: Strippers fight for protection laws; Intel’s “bonding” leave raises bar; Rose City Mortgage’s unlimited PTO featured.
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State legislators grapple with application of new pot laws
The House Speaker and Senate President stress how complicated the issue is in meeting with Statesman Journal editorial board.
Low hops yields trigger increase in price
Report suggests that the demand for hops has never been higher, but high temperatures hurt the crop’s output in 2014.
KOIN Center offices bought for $88M
Real-estate company ScanlanKemperBard Companies announced the acquisition Friday.
Innovation roundup: Microsoft’s Surface Hub; 3D printing in Bend
Consumers got a look at Microsoft’s newest creation, designed in the company’s Wilsonville office.
Environmental impact roundup: Nestle to streamline spring water procurement
Nestle looks to tap Cascade Locks; trucks deemed unfit for California environmental standards offloaded in Oregon; Whale Cove to be protected.
Uber releases findings of commissioned survey of drivers
Drivers for the ridesharing company make more on average than their counterparts who work for traditional taxi companies.
Panel lobbies for limits on debt incurred by the state government
Lawmakers will incorporate debt and bond limits in their budget-making process.
Nike’s ‘Jumpman’ logo at center of lawsuit
The photographer who took the original photo of Michael Jordan alleges the copyright on the photo has been misused by Nike.
Portland Meat Collective secures $150K grant
Chase is giving one of its Mission Main Street Grants to a group dedicated to spreading knowledge about local butchery and meat.