Morning Roundup: Another healthcare merger on the books; Portland homeless crisis hits snag
In today’s news, Legacy’s stake in PacificSource is official, Measure 97 has healthcare providers worried and Portland’s homeless crisis continues.
In today’s news, Legacy’s stake in PacificSource is official, Measure 97 has healthcare providers worried and Portland’s homeless crisis continues.
In today’s news, Oregon files lawsuit against solar power consultant, Measure 97 revenue wouldn’t all go to the general fund and Newberry site misses chance for a federal lab.
In today’s news, Land Use board blocks Right 2 Dream Too relocation, Little Big Burger settles a wage dispute suit and Oregon pot labs gear up for business.
In today’s news, Steve Novick proposes a different corporate tax, Oregon wants more Medicaid funding and yes, it’s possible the economy might be too strong.
In today’s OB news roundup, Portland homeless housing problem sparks lawsuits, Bend dabbles in marijuana tourism and Amazon tests adjusted work week.
Oregon moves forward with earthquake retrofits and early detection technologies, while state argues against Linn County forest lawsuit.
Google Fiber rejects Portland, while investors file suit against Aequitas Capital Management.
PDC to sell land under Broadway Bridge for affordable housing, while residents of Bend are displeased with population growth.
Columbia wins copyright infringement suit, while Erickson Inc. struggles to stay afloat.
Oregon higher ed asks for more funding; Precision Castparts to undergo assessment by Oregon Health Authority