Loco Por La Aventura Opens an Outdoor Retail Store in Portland’s Central Eastside
The opening of BaseCamp follows the closure of several outdoor stores in the urban core — but the founders are not deterred by choppy economic waters.
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Hiring in a Hot Portland Labor Market
ADP’s chief talent acquisition officer writes about how employers can stay competitive in a hot labor market.
In Conversation: Former Congressman Les AuCoin
AuCoin spoke to Oregon Business about being honored by Pacific University, the 2024 elections — local and national — and why civics education is more important than ever.
Where’s the Paper?
In recent months, Portland-based print readers have noticed sporadic delivery of The New York Times. What’s behind the delivery gap — and what does that say about the state of print media?
Spotlight: The Wide(ning) World of (Women’s) Sports
Historically sidelined, interest in women’s sports is surging. Jenny Nguyen, owner of the Sports Bra, looks ready to ride the wave.
Are the Political Winds Changing in Portland for New Housing?
Brand Story – The Portland City Council passes its Housing Regulatory Relief package.
Exit Interview: Blumenauer Says Last Years Were Most Productive
‘I have a lot of things I want to work on, and I don’t think any of them are going to be advanced in a dysfunctional Congress’
Portland Pearl District Office Building Sells for $5.7 Million
The Gregory’s new owners can execute a ‘lease-up to stabilization strategy’ with the building sitting at 45% vacancy.
Portland Office Vacancies Reach Historic Highs
Kidder Matthew senior VP says the commercial real estate market is adapting to reduced demand
Regional Arts and Culture Council Executive Director Placed on Paid Leave Pending Outside Investigation
The ouster follows funding cuts and questions about how the agency uses public dollars.