The Producer
David Cress, producer of hit TV show Portlandia, explains how Oregon’s film industry has taken off and how it supports sectors all over the state.
Changing Taps
Why the Craft Brew Alliance is shifting from craft beer to seltzer, spritz and a fresh start as an alcoholic beverage company
CVS Makes Move Into Oregon
The pharmacy chain plans to open four stores in Portland in the next few months.
Gambling App Could Bring Revenue, and Unexpected Cost
The Oregon Lottery’s new sports betting app has been a success, but public health experts warn of hidden costs.
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Politics
'We Have Lost Our Moorings On What Our Values Are'
Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford discusses why Oregon Republicans should choose him for the party’s nomination.
The Organizer
The newly elected president of the Oregon AFL-CIO shares insight into why unions have surged back to life and where…
The Maverick Who Stopped Cap and Trade
Sen. Laurie Monnes Anderson was the decisive Democratic vote that killed cap and trade in Oregon. The Multnomah County Democrat…
Cap and trade: Businesses subject to “bullying campaign”
Carbon legislation causes rift for members of pro-climate policy business group.
Economy
Are Unions Back?
How a newly engaged workforce, high cost of living, and social media brought struggling labor unions surging back to life.
The New Town Square
Business development catalyst, community hub or social services center, Oregon’s public libraries have evolved to serve all.
Trade War Pounds Oregon From All Angles
While larger companies like Intel could mitigate the harm, smaller companies, especially farms, could face irreversible damage.
‘People Don’t Have To Move Here to Find Work’
Economist Thomas Potiowsky discusses Oregon’s employment prospects.
Restaurants and Retail
New Tasting Room Signals Wine Growth
Battle Creek Cellars, a tasting room serving exclusively Oregon wine, is a signal of Oregon’s wine boom.
CVS Makes Move Into Oregon
The pharmacy chain plans to open four stores in Portland in the next few months.
Trouble at the Inn
How traditional bed-and-breakfasts survive in the era of Airbnb
Rolling in a New Direction
Portland’s development boom is displacing the city’s much-loved food carts. What does their future look like?
Tech
Plastic Money
A Portland plastics recycling project aims to solve the growing trash problem.
Six Startups Part of Portland Blockchain Venture Studio
R/GA Ventures will lead a collaboration studio with six companies to develop new blockchain prototypes in the hopes of creating…
Portland’s Bletchley Park
A specialist arts school is the venue of an ambitious project to stop the spread of disinformation over social media.
Energy and Environment
The Great Divide
Depending on whom you ask, the fight over cap and trade represents the rural-urban divide or the inability of lawmakers to compromise. The real tension, however, lies in the business...
Natural Allies
Why timber companies are turning to sustainable certifications.
A Global Forest
Fellows at the World Forestry Institute debut forest-preserving projects with global reverberations.
Climate Change Business Fund Secures Investment
VertueLab has its sights set on bringing green technology to market. Despite a myriad of challenges, the business development fund…
