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Around the State

Banks scramble for solid ground
The recent fortunes of Oregon’s banks brings to mind that Beatles song where Paul pipes, “I have to admit it’s getting better,” and John responds, “It can’t get much worse.”

Who do voodoo like they do? Q&A with Voodoo Doughnut founders

Companies address breastfeeding needs

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Biz Life

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From The Editor

Next: the human-powered car
In a cartoon car dealership, the Imagine LMV would sit somewhere between the Flintstone-mobile and the Jetsons’ flying space-age sedan.

Make your gathering greener

New year, new tech gear

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The 2008 100 Best list

Deal Watch: OMSI adds millions to the equation

Meeting facilities: a statewide ranking

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Lessons learned from one of The Best
WHAT DOES IT TAKE to make our list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon for 12 years — the most of any company, ever — and at the same time twice make Fortune magazine’s national list of best companies?

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Feedback

The ongoing debate over immigration
Readers remain divided regarding the benefits and burdens brought by illegal immigrants to Oregon.

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