Driven by bankruptcies, redundancies and the rise of e-commerce, the retail sector has been in flux for years. COVID-19 accelerated the shift. Oregon’s malls can either reinvent themselves to stay vital or they can fail.
Emily Powell, owner and president of Powell's Books, on going high tech and surviving the pandemic.
Brick-and-mortar retailers reinvent what it means to go shopping.
Eugene businesses lost out when the Olympic Games were delayed, but the postponed 2021 Olympic Trials could provide the city with economic relief.
A lack of affordable insurance puts Portland businesses at risk of property damage and theft.
Lithia Motors CFO rethinks how to measure productivity with a remote workforce.
A grassroots group aims to save small businesses in Portland’s city center from financial ruin.
As federal assistance to small business stalls, the Ashland Chamber of Commerce designs buy-local programs to support struggling stores.
As the coronavirus halts holiday market traditions, new practices emerge to help vendors boost sales.
The investment firm that sees opportunities in companies made bankrupt by COVID-19.