Video series: David Nisbet, glass kiln manufacturer

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Opinion: What Employers Need to Know About Oregon’s Paid Family-Leave Law
Many workers will receive full-wage replacement during their absence.
A Robot at the Bench
How artificial intelligence is changing the way law firms do business.
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.
Viola: Cannabis for Good
Brand Story: NBA alum Al Harrington grows economic prosperity in minority communities using the plant once blamed for weakening them.
Women Farmers and Fishers Flourish in Tillamook County
Brand Story: Tillamook County has a multi-generational tradition of farming, fishing, harvesting and food production. For more than 100 hundred years, dairy farms have been family run and part of a successful, farmer-owned cooperative, the Tillamook County Creamery Association, makers of Tillamook Cheese.
Going Rogue
Sheer determination drove Jessica Gomez to bootstrap an electronics manufacturer that is on the cutting edge of internet-of-things technology.

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