Is Oregon’s Beer Bubble About to Burst?
With the state adding on average 27 new breweries annually, can consumers keep Oregon beered?
- Published in Restaurants and Retail
Farms and Forests
Portland Thorns Keep Eye on The Ball
The city’s women’s soccer team has seen an uptick in attendance since the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Is it a temporary boost or laying the foundations for things to come?
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
Disappearing Act
Arts majors are vanishing, but the role of arts education is becoming more vital to business than ever before.
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
Innovation Without Borders
How cross-disciplinary collaboration has shaped, and continues to accelerate, Oregon’s business sector.
- Published in Education
Happy Hens
Oregon’s cage-free hen law will give 4 million birds more room to spread their wings, and will most likely increase the price of eggs.
- Published in Farms and Forests
Trade War Pounds Oregon From All Angles
While larger companies like Intel could mitigate the harm, smaller companies, especially farms, could face irreversible damage.
- Published in Economy and Finance
A Global Forest
Fellows at the World Forestry Institute debut forest-preserving projects with global reverberations.
- Published in Energy and Environment
Icelandic Hotel To Compete With Airbnb Market
With so many hotels being built in Portland, KEX hopes to defy the odds with a new model that can compete with short-term rental
- Published in Travel and Transportation
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 a “blockchain ecosystem” in Oregon.
- Published in Tech