The Long Haul
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented roadblocks for truckers, but a renewed interest in the profession has created opportunities.
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Aviation Traffic Drives Growth for Port of Portland
The Port of Portland is contemplating adding gates at Portland International Airport for the first time in 20 years, signaling how increased airplane traffic is the main source of growth for the airport operator. Bill Wyatt, executive director of the Port of Portland, said the airport is running out of parking space because of increased … Read more
U.N. approves lithium batteries ban
ASSOCIATED PRESS: The U.N. passed a temporary ban prohibiting passenger planes from shipping rechargeable lithium batteries.
Ford rolls out tech initiative
ASSOCIATED PRESS: Ford announces investment in mobile technologies.
U.S. approves flights to Cuba
CNN: Airlines will submit applications to the U.S. Department of Transportation for routes.
Is SeaPort the next Moda?
Troubles mount for Portland-based SeaPort Airlines: bankruptcy, a CEO resignation and discontinued Oregon Coast service.
United Airlines upgrades San Francisco-Eugene planes
Travelers can expect larger planes, but fewer flights.
Founders of 10 Barrel Brewing, Sock It to Me, Skyward to Share Their Stories at OEN’s Entrepreneurial Summit: What’s Your Wilson?
The Oregon Entrepreneurs Network (OEN) will be presenting its third annual Entrepreneurial Summit on Friday, June 5 at Castaway in Portland, Oregon.
Willamette University MBA Maintains Prestigious AACSB Business Accreditation
The Atkinson Graduate School of Management at Willamette University has maintained its business accreditation by AACSB International—The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
Lane Powell Named ‘Oregon Firm of the Year’ by Benchmark Litigation for 2015
The Firm was recognized for the strength of its case matters during 2014, including precedents set or verdicts with notable high dollar amounts at stake.