Troutdale develops industrial site
Troutdale’s Urban Renewal agency is proactively trying to transform the site of a former sewage treatment plant to a retail and recreational area.
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Jacksonville woman buys candy shop on craigslist
Melanie Scofield opened The Candy Shoppe in Jacksonville amid a great tourist season celebrating the town’s 150th anniversary.
Why Intel Is buying Infineon
Intel is buying the wireless products division of Infineon in a $1.4 billion deal due to go through in early 2011.
PECI to lease top 3 floors of First & Main
Nonprofit energy firm Portland Energy Conservation Inc. is set to finalize a lease for the top three floors of the prominent new office building First & Main in downtown Portland.
Suze Orman wants reverse mortgage firm to stop using her likeness
Popular financial advice author Suze Orman wants EquiPoint to stop using her implied endorsement in mailings to Oregon seniors.
Umpqua resumes dairy production after salmonella outbreak
Umpqua Dairy resumes milk production after being re-certified following a salmonella outbreak.
Icahn raises Mentor Graphics stake to almost 15%
Investor Carl Icahn raises his stake in Mentor Graphics to almost 15%, the level that would trigger the company’s poison pill shareholder rights plan.
Warrenton sawmill to reopen in late spring
The Warrenton sawmill, closed since December, is set to reopen in late spring.
Burgerville drops sustainability director
Burgerville confirms that the fast-food company has let go its director of sustainable programs, Alison Dennis.
Trimet shelter reopens as coffee kiosk
Portland’s first downtown streetside coffee kiosk is opening in a former Trimet bus shelter.