Intel has record-breaking 2014
Surprisingly-strong PC market propels tech giant to $55 billion in revenue.
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Scientists: Proposed Coos Bay natural gas terminal poses significant safety risk
Researchers allege the project’s safety practices would be counterproductive.
Springfield mill destroyed by fire to be restored
FORESTRY ROUNDUP: Swanson Group Manufacturing plans to rebuild and upgrade a mill that was flattened by a fire in 2014.
Hales calls off street fee discussions
The mayor of Portland announced there would be no more discussions about a local solution to funding infrastructure while the state legislature addresses transportation issues.
Port of Morrow reports growth in 2014
The east Oregon port grew after the completion of two facilities in the area.
Legislature proposes increase in school funding
Lawmakers favor education spending over social services in 2015-17 budget.
Oregon receives $283M in venture capital in 2014
Startups earned the highest amount of investment since 2001.
City of Eugene continues to fine Uber
The city has been fining the rideshare company $2,000 a day for operating without licenses.
Foreclosures down across country, except rural Oregon
Portland and most of the country have emerged from the housing bubble bursting, but some areas of Oregon continue to struggle.
Erickson secures transport contract with Brazilian oil company
A subsidiary of the aviation services company will transport executives of the Polvo Oil Field to their off-shore rig 60 miles from Rio de Janeiro.