Mobility companies seek to fill employee transportation gap
Private companies expand employee transportation options as TriMet beefs up service and regional government anticipates transit bond measure.
Intel
News Roundup: Intel faces uncertain future
Two articles about Oregon’s largest employer underscore the challenges facing the semiconductor giant.
The secretive four
Oregon Business conducted an informal survey of business executives, journalists and watchdog groups to identify the state’s most secretive companies.
Iranian-born Intel vice president denounces executive order
Intel executives are famously reticent about speaking to the press. “But I am so frustrated I am willing to speak on the record,” said Babak Sabi, director of Intel’s assembly and test technology development group.
Big Baby: Launch, Startup Tip and Where They are Now
Babies are a miracle of nature. They are also a budding market for entrepreneurs in the smart-tech market. And BabyBit, a sensor that attaches to an infant’s clothes, takes child care to its logical, connected-future extreme.
Intel layoffs will impact Oregon workforce
One of the biggest layoffs in Intel’s history last month will likely strain the Oregon workforce, but with numerous companies seeking skilled workers, it’s possible workers have an opportunity for employment. From OregonLive: While Oregon tech jobs are at their healthiest point in a decade, the sudden addition of hundreds of job hunters – with hundreds more … Read more
Sussman Shank welcomes Amy Geerhart to the firm
Amy will practice in the firm’s Business, Real Estate, and Tax practice groups.
Oudoor companies pitch wares at retailer trade show
This year’s Outdoor Retailer’s Summer Market is in Salt Lake City and runs Wednesday through Friday.
The doors are open to Vernon’s NEW Office location
As you probably know by now, The Vernon Company is a national leader in the promotional products industry with annual sales of over $60 million. We are a family owned business, led by the fourth generation of the Vernon family.