Intel Says It Will Cover Employee Abortions ‘Where Permitted’
Many multinationals have announced plans to expand abortion coverage, but Oregon’s large employers are quiet on the subject
- Published in Tech
- Written by Sander Gusinow
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
- Published in Politics
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Portland Startup Launches Tool That Could Automate Up to 80% of Postproduction Work
Remotely Video’s founders say they’re not looking to replace human film editors, but to reduce production costs and to ‘democratize the overall film industry’
- Published in Tech
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Oregon OSHA Adopts New, Permanent Heat and Smoke Rules
Environmental and labor groups offer measured praise for the rules but say they still contain too many loopholes.
- Published in Energy and Environment
- Written by Christen McCurdy
Federal Judge Rules to End Oregon’s Ban on Homebuyer ‘Love Letters’
A law banning homebuyers from submitting supplemental letters with their offers violates sellers’ and buyers’ free speech, court rules
- Published in Real Estate
- Written by Sander Gusinow
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.
- Published in Politics
- Written by Sander Gusinow
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- Published in Tech
- Written by Christen McCurdy
- Published in Cannabis
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Portland-Based Startup Looks to Ease the Pain of Divorce
Splitsvil includes community forums, advice for divorcees — and a gift registry.
Workers at Gresham Grow Operation Walk Out, Demand Union Recognition
Legalization placed cannabis workers in legal limbo, union leaders say.