Pro-labeling campaign concedes
Supporters of Measure 92 were forced to give up after the automatic recount showed they were still behind.
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Demand for Ducks duds yields big cash for retailers
University of Oregon’s success on the field has translated lucratively for clothing makers, retailers.
Lawmakers of timber-dependent counties express frustration
The politicians bemoan the Federal Government’s struggles to maintain funding.
UO, teaching fellows reach agreement to end strike
The work stoppage lasted eight days.
Bend’s 10 Barrel Brewing sale irks fans
Company has faced boycotts and online protests since being bought by brewing giant Anheuser-Busch InBev.
Vaunted commission puts forth utility change recommendations
The Blue Ribbon Commission on Portland Utility Oversight said it has made substantial reforms, but they will only matter if the city commissioners accept them.
Oregon’s November foreclosure numbers up over last year
Washington County was home to the most foreclosures relative to 2013 in the Portland area.
Nike alleges exiting designers stole trade secrets
The sneaker and sporting-goods company says the three men took a “treasure trove of Nike product designs, research information and business plans” to Adidas.
Group identifies 21 changes that could mitigate major earthquake damage
Proposed fixes could be included in upcoming budget term.
Tripwire acquired for $710 million
Beldin Inc. shares rose 8.4 percent in response to the acquisition of the Portland company that specializes in cybersecurity.