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The sports apparel giant had sales expectations fall a bit short as it tempers future projections.

Operating a warehouse is relatively cheap and Hanjin’s departure from Port of Portland is “not necessarily a deal-breaker.”

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Competing reports predict what would happen if Pembina’s proposed propane terminal were to explode.

The spores will be used to brew an Imperial Stout, which will be available in April.

The cyberattack on Premera Blue Cross, which shares IT systems with LifeWise Health Plan of Oregon, threatens 11 million customers.

Downtown hoteliers want measure to go to vote but Metro aims to take issue to the legislature.

The three designers sued for jumping ship to Adidas express “alarm about the culture of distrust and intimidation.”

A Washington Co. attorney pursues measure that would cut revenue for public-sector unions.

Officials thought hundreds of full-time manufacturing jobs would be created but the final tally was 59.