Paulson to Sell Thorns, Keep Timbers
Paulson, who stepped down as the CEO of both teams in October, faces two prospective bidders for the women’s soccer team
3 Key Takeaways From Oregon’s Semiconductor Report
Stakeholders are optimistic about the CHIPS Act’s passage — but say they need help from local governments, too.
OBCannabis
Made Locally, Grown Globally
Oregon-based Grön Edibles became an international brand this summer, but faces an increasingly competitive local market and a complex latticework of regulation.
The Big Cheeses
Small compared to the nation’s other producers, Oregon’s cheese industry plays a big part in the state’s reputation for artisanal food. Here’s a look at how three cheesemakers survived the...
100 Best
100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon, 2022
Find out which companies have the most satisfied employees in 2022.
Information About The 100 Best Nonprofits Survey
In partnership with the Nonprofit Association of Oregon Find out about eligibility requirements, benefits of participation and the schedule of our…
Information About Each of our Report Packages
Here's a breakdown of what you'll find inside each of our 100 Best Companies to Work for in Oregon reports…
Politics
Oregon-China Partnerships ‘Should Go On’ Despite Tensions, Chinese Consul General Says
The Chinese consul general to San Fransisco discusses how chilly U.S.-China relations will, and won’t, impact trade with Oregon.
Betsy Johnson: Oregon Voters ‘Feeling Left Out’
The unaffiliated gubernatorial candidate says doing away with regulations and partisanship will get Oregon on the right track.
McLeod-Skinner, Kotek Clinch Nominations as Oregon Counts Primary Ballots
Early primary results show success for progressive Democrats, a crowded Republican Field — and outstanding ballots from Clackamas County
How Governor Hopefuls Say They Would Shape Oregon’s Economy
Oregon’s top 5 gubernatorial candidates weigh in on issues impacting Oregon’s economic future.
Economy
What Economic Challenges Will Oregon’s Next Governor Need to Tackle?
Portland State University economist talks about Oregon’s economic present and future
Seattle-Based Meridian Capital Expands Into Portland
Orca Capital in Portland are the latest purchases in the company’s recent expansion.
Prominent Northwest Credit Unions Plan Merger
The merger follows a greater national trend of consolidation among financial institutions.
Portland Racial Equity Nonprofit to Offer Basic Income Program
More than 100 Portland businesses have contributed to Brown Hope’s fund, which will launch in 2023
Restaurants and Retail
Retailers Anticipate Another Record-Breaking Holiday Sales Season
National Retail Federation predicts 6% to 8% growth in holiday revenue sales
Burgerville CEO Ed Casey Is Picking Up the Pace
Burgerville's CEO talks about improving service and sales — and bringing back much-loved menu items — at the popular fast-food…
Adrift
The Buoy Beer Company building partially collapsed this summer. A structural engineer says he predicted the implosion 19 years ago.
Downtime with Puji Sherer
Unwinding with Puji Sherer, vice president of marketing, color and brand at Miller Paint
Professional Services
Wieden+Kennedy Co-Founder Dan Wieden Dead at 77
Wieden, who coined Nike’s “Just Do It” tagline, made memorable ads with an edge.
Death Care Goes Green
Oregon becomes the third state in the nation to allow human composting, representing a wider turn towards ecological burial options…
Tactics — Elisabeth Kramer, day-of wedding coordinator
The journalist-turned-wedding planner talks about what's next for the industry
Profile: Gathering No Moss
New Moss Adams chairman and CEO Eric Miles says volatile business climate is the new normal.
Tech
Flexential to Open Fourth Data Center in Hillsboro
The new colocation facility will double the station’s megawattage, and connect businesses to Pacific servers.
New Oregon Freeze Dry Lab Aims to Capitalize on Biopharma Trends
The facility will develop and test oral immunotherapy drugs in Oregon, but the company may look elsewhere if scaling is…
Milestone Systems: ‘Citizens Are Sick and Tired of Technology Companies Abusing Their Data’
Milestone Systems leaders talk about the need for a better ethical framework to guide the digital age.
Communications Workers of America Files Unfair Labor Complaint Against Verizon Express Portland
The union says the telecommunications company has been interfering with labor organizing for months.
Energy and Environment
Grand Ronde: 23-Acre Oregon City Site is Now Tumwata Village
The 'new' name restores the Native name for the falls and community.
Oregon Utilities Shut Down Services Over Wildfire Threat
PGE, Pacific Power, and EWEB shut down service as weekend winds are expected to grow the Cedar Creek fire burning…
Elected Officials and Climate Justice Groups Call on Oregon Department of Justice to Investigate NW Natural
Petition says the utility intentionally misleads the public on their environmental impact, while charging higher prices and scrapping electrification efforts.
Oregon Coast Community Leaders Call for Collaboration with Offshore Wind Developers
After nominating 3 areas off Oregon’s South Coast for to develop wind farms, Oregon Coast business leaders say time is…
