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The Technology Association of Oregon and the Oregon Bioscience Association will join forces.

The State of Oregon approved the city’s request to add an Electronic Commerce overlay to its Enterprise Zone Program.

Board leaders decided they did not have enough information to commit to a decision right now.

Rear’s Manufacturing plans to move to Coburg and invest in a $20 million expansion.

The winning companies will receive a $15,000 grant from the Portland Development Commission and office space for one year.

Dr. Louis Picker will use the money from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to further his research.

Otoharmonics received 510(k) clearance for from the Food and Drug Administration for Levo, a product that treats tinnitus.

Little Bird, a social media intelligence company, moved its 18-person team into a 4,200-square-foot space.

The 50-year-old civic center will be replaced with a smaller structure by mid-2016.

The biotech firm will move its headquarters into an 8,000-square-foot office and laboratory in downtown Portland.