Oregon Business - brick and mortar

‘We Have to Be a Technology Company as Well as a Book Company’

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.

A lack of affordable insurance puts Portland businesses at risk of property damage and theft.

The jewelry store closure rate of 4% clocked in at an all-time high in 2017. Oregon retailers didn't buck the trend.

Vertical Growth
As supply chain issues and inconsistent crop yields intensify, large vendors look increasingly to the evolving field of indoor farming to supply produce.
Sobering Statistics
Higher sales, lower revenue: how the COVID-19 pandemic drained Oregon’s beer industry
‘The Blueberries Are Cooking on the Vine’
Small farm looks for ways to adapt to climate change
Oregon productions could be affected by film-crew strike
IATSE members say they want greater pay parity for crews working outside Hollywood.
Getting Back to Business With GNSA
Brand Story - There’s been almost no end to the administrative headaches businesses have faced over the past 18 months.
Matters of Trust
Brand Story - Oregon Pacific Bank’s Trust Services helps customers plan for their family’s future.

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