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• For farmers, high prices, low yields balance out
  It’s harvest time for Central Oregon’s farmers who, despite higher prices for their crops, are projecting average to below-average profits this year. more >
• Shippers want Texas railway to run on CORP route
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• New Medford storage units boast upscale amenities
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• State senator Atkinson on Iraqi Kurdistan exchange program
  IN 2005, OREGON SEN. JASON ATKINSON created the nation’s first state-to-state business exchange program with Iraqi Kurdistan — the semi-autonomous state in the northern part of Iraq. more >
• A small window into Jeld-Wen
  Rod Wendt, CEO and president of Klamath Falls’ famously media-averse Jeld-Wen, was in Portland in mid-July for the opening of a showroom on the second floor of the US Bancorp tower. more >
• Lithia cuts jobs, millions
  Lithia Motors, the eighth-largest U.S. auto group, announced in June that it would cut $18 million annually in costs because of falling consumer confidence, tight credit, high gas prices and sluggish domestic auto sales. more >
• Lithia Motors hit with loss of $5.1 million
  Lithia Motors will slow acquisitions but push on with plans to build a new headquarters despite reporting a preliminary $5.1 million net loss for the fourth quarter of 2007. more >