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Fire Destroys Pendleton Flour Mill

Tennessee-based Grain Craft, which owns the mill, says it’s working with farmers to handle wheat supply

April 7, 2023August 11, 2022 Written by Christen McCurdy
Published in Categories Farms and Forests

Ag Overtime Bill Passes, But Farmers’ Groups Say They’ll Keep Fighting.

Some small farmers say Oregon’s new farmworker overtime law has them planning their exit strategy. Others hold out hope for a solution which accommodates them.

April 10, 2023March 25, 2022 Written by Sander Gusinow
Published in Categories Farms and Forests

The Shipping News

Global shipping is in crisis. What’s next for the ports of Portland and Vancouver?

April 10, 2023January 6, 2022 Written by Joanne Rideout
Published in Categories Travel and Transportation

Record demand signals happy holidays for local retailers.

Despite supply chain disruptions and competition from large e-commerce websites, retailers and local vendors are in for a huge holiday season. 

April 10, 2023December 13, 2021 Written by Sander Gusinow
Published in Categories Restaurants and Retail

Holiday Markets Welcome Pandemic Entrepreneurs

Seasonal craft markets see an uptick in vendor applications, with many crafters saying COVID-19 prompted them to start new businesses.

April 10, 2023December 1, 2021 Written by Sander Gusinow
Published in Categories Restaurants and Retail

NW Manufacturers’ Confidence Is Lower Than It Was 3 Years Ago — But Still High

A survey of 500 Oregon and Washington manufacturers says seven in 10 see a brighter year ahead.

April 6, 2023November 24, 2021 Written by Christen McCurdy
Published in Categories Manufacturing

The Oregon-China Relationship Becomes Essential

With mourning political and supply line pressure, Oregon’s relationship with China could play a major role in keeping the peace. 

April 10, 2023August 27, 2021 Written by Sander Gusinow
Published in Categories Manufacturing

What Will Close The Supply Gap?

The senior advisor of the Northwest Economic Research Center outlines the factors — including labor issues  — driving supply shortages in Oregon. 

April 10, 2023July 13, 2021 Written by Sander Gusinow
Published in Categories Economy and Finance

Labor Issues Hamper Buy American Ethos

Consumers are willing to spend more money on U.S.-made products, but domestic supply chains continue to pose challenges. 

April 10, 2023May 14, 2021 Written by Sander Gusinow
Published in Categories Manufacturing

Opinion: Manufacturers Should Invest Now for a Brighter Future

A silver lining of the pandemic is that manufacturers are sourcing more materials and parts domestically.

April 10, 2023December 16, 2020 Written by Aaron Fox
Published in Categories Opinion
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  • Genesis Financial Solutions Becomes Concora Credit - The rebrand follows a year of furniture retail partnerships for the company, which provides financial services to customers with subprime credit.
  • Beaverton Stellantis Workers Join UAW Strike - Strike against GM and Stellantis expands to parts distribution centers in 20 states, including Oregon.
  • Policy Brief: The Business Case for Protecting Youth Access to Diverse Literature - Censorship attempts undermine our ability to shape the next generation of thinkers and leaders.
  • Measure 110 Partial-Repeal Would Use Criminal Justice System for Early Intervention - Two alternative ballot measures would recriminalize hard drugs in Oregon, but the organizing group’s founder Max Williams says he hopes the Legislature comes up with a better alternative.
  • Concerns About OHSU-Legacy Merger Fueled Strike Vote, Nurses Say - ONA says the union is asking for more information about nurses’ working conditions after the merger goes through.
  • University of Oregon Partners with Dialect-Based AI Startup SoabBox Labs - The Irish tech company’s software will enable the College of Education to better identify struggling readers of different dialects.

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  • Portland Metro Chamber’s Place With No Ceiling Awards recognize and celebrate women leaders in the business community. - Portland Metro Chamber has recognized Arnerich Massena Co-CEO Reegan Rae, CPWA®, as the recipient of the Sandra K. McDonough Place With No Ceiling Leadership Award in 2023.
  • Yalda Bahramian Joins the Board of Directors of the Oregon Arab Iranian Bar Association - Tonkon Torp attorney Yalda Bahramian has joined the Oregon Arab Iranian Bar Association (OAIBA) Board of Directors.
  • Oregon Minimum Wage Has Increased - As of July 1st, 2023, Oregon Minimum Wage Increased Again, With Different Wage Rates For Different Areas Of The State
  • All Oregon Businesses Must Now Offer Retirement Plans To Employees - Oregon Businesses Must Offer OregonSaves Or Another Qualified Retirement Plan To Employees
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