Traffic-choked Newberg and Dundee are seizing on new possibilities for their futures as a hard-won bypass finally becomes a reality.

Post recession, Oregon's construction and building industry is a tentative mix of highs and lows.

Affordable homes, good schools, cheap liquor licenses and funky neighborhoods are the ingredients for the city's booming restaurant industry.

Our 4th annual 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon project celebrates great workplaces in the nonprofit sector. Nearly 5,000 employees and volunteers from 169 nonprofits statewide participated in this year’s survey.

Our analysis of executive compensation at Oregon's 20 biggest public companies.

The midtier cities of Salem, Albany, Eugene and Springfield look to retooled identities as the key to stronger economies.

Oregon’s homegrown film and TV businesses are getting savvier, growing up and going places.

Portland's niche vinyl shops defy the national trend and continue to grow.

Years of effort are finally paying off as several high-profile projects, like a new shipping dock and a festival park, are finally realized.

Good burger joints aren't rare, but Little Big Burger in Portland stands out for its big profits and rapid expansion.

Strawberries and low-cost energy, two abundant Oregon resources, prompted Oregon Freeze Dry to set up shop in Albany in 1963.

Revenue and Oregon jobs increase for the state's biggest private companies.

Mike Green wants black America in the 21st-century tech economy. He plans to start the revolution in one of the country’s whitest cities.

The fourth annual 100 Best Green Companies to Work For in Oregon honors those companies and organizations where employees feel there is a strong commitment to green practices at their workplace.

Bigger, greener, cleaner, brighter ideas that will change the world.

The earth-friendly wisdom of Tony and Michelle Soter has created Planet Oregon, a pinot that blends quality with ecology.