Oregon Business

With a looming labor shortage and high minimum wage increasing labor costs, many farmers are turning to U-pick to harvest their fruits and vegetables.

A new report suggests employers increased hiring in June, adding 176,000 jobs.

A labor arbitrator told longshoremen at the Port of Portland to quit slowing down, a day after a federal judge ordered the same thing.

Some measures that Oregon voters have decided against in the past three decades may return to the ballot in November.

Fixed U.S. mortgage rates fell again to new record lows.

Retail sales fell in June, raising industry concerns about the back-to-school season.