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Trump tax bill slowing down in the Senate as GOP pushes for changes

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Republican leaders are determined to muscle the package through Congress by Trump's Fourth of July deadline. WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s big bill in...

Oregon State University builds new computer chip to cut AI energy costs in half

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AI is exploding, and so is the related energy use. OSU engineers design a new chip to curb some of that power usage. ...

The Sports Bra to open 4 new US locations

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The bar made history as the first women's sports bar that only televises women's sports. Now, it's expanding to Boston, Indianapolis, Las Vegas and...

Portland fire seeks public’s help in overnight arson at Southeast 82nd Avenue restaurant

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Portland fire investigators seek help identifying an arsonist who used accelerant to start a fire at Ka-Te Restaurant on SE 82nd Avenue early Tuesday....

B.C. drivers continue to shun Washington state visits

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B.C. drivers are continuing to travel far less frequently to Washington state through border crossings near Vancouver than they did one year ago.  Data...

Nearly 500 Rite Aid stores set to close nationwide, 20 in Oregon

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Rite Aid plans to close nearly 500 U.S. stores, including 20 in Oregon, amid its second bankruptcy. PORTLAND, Ore. — Nearly 500 Rite...

Vancouver’s Stemcell Technologies acquiring British cell-sorting firm

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Vancouver-based Stemcell Technologies Inc. is adding one more biotech firm to its portfolio with the acquisition of U.K.-based Cellular Highways Ltd.  The deal includes...

After retail theft crackdown, some Portland small business owners say they’re not getting help

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Multnomah District Attorney Nathan Vasquez vowed that law enforcement agencies' group effort to fight retail theft will help both large and small businesses. ...

PBOT pulls plug on NW 13th Avenue pedestrian plaza, citing uncooperative businesses

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The project, which began during the pandemic, limited vehicle access on four blocks in the Pearl District. Two-way traffic will now be restored on...

Stone Soup PDX opens new café in Montavilla to train workers facing barriers

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Stone Soup PDX opened its café at Glisan Landing to expand their culinary training program for people overcoming employment barriers. PORTLAND, Ore. —...

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