BY JASON NORRIS, CFA | OB CONTRIBUTORUnfortunately for Brazil, the build up for the World Cup did not provide the added stimulus that was hoped for. Corruption and cronyism have proved to be rampant and the economy has not seen the desired lift.
The Portland software maker expects to use the funds to hire more workers.
The Corvallis-based company raised $1.45 million from the Oregon Angel Fund for new semiconductor production technology.
The city council voted 6-2 to develop an ordinance that would require employers to provide paid sick time to employees.
Should the web-based short-term rental service allow someone to rent out their bedroom, or their entire unit?
The Newberg-based business became the first winery to receive “B Corporation” status.
The $8.9 million project would allow 14 more oil trains to pass through the small Columbia River town.
State employees will have more options for health care in 2015, and most of the plans will be cheaper that what was offered this year.
City Council will debate whether to require private employers to provide paid sick leave to employees.
The Oregon Translational Research and Development Institute plans to add 2,500 square feet to its South Waterfront incubator.