Opinion: Can Oregon Maintain Its Place on the Environmental Leaderboard?
The state risks falling behind on legislative action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- Published in Opinion
Taxing Times
As the tax year wraps up, businesses still have time to realize deductions and prepare for new changes coming in 2020.
- Published in Economy and Finance
Opinion: What Employers Need to Know About Oregon’s Paid Family-Leave Law
Many workers will receive full-wage replacement during their absence.
- Published in Opinion
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 community as it sorts out who pollutes, who pays and what it means to do business in Oregon.
- Published in Energy and Environment
Cap and trade: Businesses subject to “bullying campaign”
Carbon legislation causes rift for members of pro-climate policy business group.
- Published in Politics
Carbon pollution bill back on the table
Legislation that caps greenhouse gas emissions and creates a system for trading carbon credits could finally have a chance of progressing in 2018.
- Published in Energy and Environment
What will save Central Oregon?
Welcome to Central Oregon, where the economic news is grim and the bottom is nowhere in sight. - Published in Oregon 100 Best