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The community-centric grocery store will begin construction in Northeast Portland this fall.

The 10,720-square-foot building on North Lombard Street is listed for $2.5 million.

United Fund Advisors put $10 million in New Markets Tax Credit financing toward Roseburg Forest Products.

Clyde Hamstreet, the consultant hired to fix the troubled health care exchange, cost the state nearly $600,000.

Metro asked the court to shut down potential legal challenges by opponents of the proposed hotel north of the Oregon Convention Center.

Local officials approved a tax break that could be worth $2 billion as the chipmaker expands in Washington County.

South Korea-based Doosan Corp. has no plans to continue operating in Hillsboro.

The families who own the Seneca Family of Companies and Freres Timber Inc. donated a combined $150,000 to Republican Rep. Dennis Richardson’s campaign.

Portland entrepreneur Ryan Grepper has raised $10.5 million from nearly 50,000 backers for his “21st-century cooler.”