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Tuna recalled over botulism risk mistakenly shipped to stores in 9 states

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The Tri-Union Seafoods tuna was initially recalled last year. The current recall happened after a distributor shipped quarantined cases to retailers. WASHINGTON D.C.,...

Alpenrose will close Clackamas butter plant, company confirms, wrapping up Oregon presence

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The company bought Larsen's Creamery in 2022 to make private label butter and sour cream. That operation is now coming to an end. ...

More than 470 GameStop stores closing in U.S. this month

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The video game retailer is closing locations in 43 states. Here is the full list. WASHINGTON — GameStop is closing more than 470...

As Trump’s deadline for a cap on credit card rates looms, banks have only questions and no answers

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President Donald Trump has demanded a 10% cap on credit card interest rates by Jan. 20. Consumer groups, politicians, and bankers remain unclear about...

The Sphere in … Washington? Iconic Las Vegas stadium could get a cousin near DC

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The original Sphere in Las Vegas has become one of the most iconic parts of the city's skyline, and developers want the same thing...

Warming fire at homeless encampment damages Red Robin restaurant in Lloyd District

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Portland Fire & Rescue put out a fire at a Lloyd District Red Robin early Sunday after flames from a warming fire spread to...

Portland’s James Beard Market aims for 2027 opening, 6 months later than scheduled

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Planners had hoped to open the long-anticipated James Beard Market by this summer, but it's been pushed back to 2027. PORTLAND, Ore. —...

Montavilla neighborhood business hit by criminals for the third time since September

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Montavilla Sewing Centers in Southeast Portland has had five HVAC units stolen, each costing $25,000. PORTLAND, Oregon — A longtime business in...

More balance, fewer bidding wars: What Portland homebuyers and sellers can expect in 2026

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Portland homebuyers finally have a bit more breathing room for the first time in more than a decade — with the real estate market...

110-year-old Portland grocer struggles to stay in business: ‘We want to give our customers everything that we used to’

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Sheridan Fruit Company, founded in 1916, has been hit hard since the COVID-19 pandemic, company President Anne Barwick told KGW. PORTLAND, Ore. —...

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