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Eastern Oregon wheat farmers say rising costs are pushing them into the red

Business
The prices of fuel, fertilizer and global market pressures leave some producers fearing they could lose their farms. PORTLAND, Ore. — Rising fuel...

UPS to limit buyouts, offer $150,000 severance for drivers after Teamsters deal

Business
The settlement followed months of negotiation after UPS rolled out a buyout plan known as the Driver Choice Program in February. WASHINGTON...

Top Portland restaurant Kann among Food & Wine’s 10 best in US

Business
Kann, chef Gregory Gourdet's Haitian-influenced fine dining spot, ranked ninth on Food & Wine's list of the 10 best restaurants in the country. ...

Oregon appeals court reverses ruling that found PacifiCorp liable in deadly 2020 Labor Day wildfires

Business
PacifiCorp has already paid out hundreds of millions of dollars in settlements to victims, due to failing to cut power to customers during the...

Portland campaign for Frog Ferry is still kicking, supporters say, if buyers will hop aboard

Business
For the last few years, the folks behind Frog Ferry have failed to find public funding for their water transit plan. Now, they're asking...

Oregon Gov. Kotek signs bill loosening restrictions for farm stands, propping up ‘agritourism’

Business
The bipartisan bill eases agritourism regulations, allowing larger farm stores and removing revenue limits, aiming to help family farms survive and thrive. PORTLAND,...

Charles Schwab to close downtown Portland branch

Business
Investment firm Charles Schwab is closing its downtown location but opening a branch in the Slabtown neighborhood and in Lake Oswego. PORTLAND,...

Newly created Polymarket accounts bet big on US-Iran ceasefire in hours before Trump’s announcement

Business
A group of new accounts on the prediction market Polymarket made highly specific, well-timed bets on whether the U.S. and Iran would reach a...

Lawsuit over fears of lead in Stanley tumblers doesn’t hold water, judge tosses case

Business
While lead is used to construct the highly popular Stanley tumblers, a judge ruled a class action lawsuit didn’t prove the lead was harmful...

Portland City Council approves tax relief to thousands of small businesses

Business
Upwards of 5,800 Portland small businesses will get some tax relief after Portland City Council raised the exemption level. Here's how much. ...

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