BY JASON NORRISHistorically, when the leaves fall, so do the markets. This year, earnings, Europe, energy and Ebola have in common? Beyond alliteration, they are four factors that the investors are pointing to for this year’s seasonal volatility.
Portland-based Lytics’ funding comes from Comcast Ventures; the company has plans to add another 10 employees in the coming months.
The car giant will pay Portland State University $14,000 for the credits.
Dean Marriott, director of the Bureau of Environmental Services, is on administrative leave after a city audit pointed out large cost overruns for a new employee building at the Columbia Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Hillsboro-based UniteOR (as in “Operating Room”) is an online tool that provides secure, real-time data storage and retrieval.
Meredith Cueto expects merchandise sales to exceed the $1.36 million posted at the Moda Center last season.
The retail store will be located on the 100 level; retail kiosks will be available on the 200 and 300 level.
Diana Dickey introduced a proposal that would “make all city-owned properties smoke free.”
Lumen learning is a courseware company that provides and supports online classes.
Smith Optics will move its design center along with 35 employees to the Rose City in the first half of 2015.