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OHSU’s new command center becomes the air traffic control of patient flow, monitoring

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Oregon Health and Science University expands its patient monitoring systems with A.I. to track and manage activity at 61 hospitals across the state. ...

Plaza design at Vancouver’s Waterfront Gateway project moves ahead for city council vote

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The plaza is part of a larger redevelopment project for 6.4 acres of undeveloped land connecting downtown Vancouver to the waterfront. VANCOUVER, Wash....

Federal Reserve signals end to inflation fight with a sizable half-point rate cut

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut its benchmark interest rate by an unusually large half-point, a dramatic shift after more than...

By the numbers: How the new mortgage rules could change the math for homebuyers

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New federal rules would help homebuyers access lower mortgage rates for pricier properties and pay smaller instalments over a longer time period, but the...

Low pay for junior Air Canada pilots poses possible hurdle to proposed deal

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MONTREAL — Low entry-level pay in the tentative deal between Air Canada and its pilots could be a stumbling block ahead of a union...

Customers unable to get deposit reimbursed after Portland’s 1927 S’mores Company suddenly closes

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Based on a company letter sent to customers, the 1927 S’mores Company and its Portland S’mores Bar will be closed until further notice. ...

A divorce between 40 and 55 can delay retirement by as much as 10 years. Here’s how to best plan your finances

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Divorce is costly at any age, but couples who split between 40 and 55 years old often take an especially painful hit, decimating the...

AT&T to pay $13 million over 2023 vendor data breach

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The FCC said that the mandatory changes in the settlement's terms will likely require AT&T to make significant investments that far exceed the $13...

Negotiations resume between Boeing and the machinists union

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On day five of the machinists strike, workers spent more time on the picket lines at Boeing factories around the Washington region. EVERETT,...

B.C. election now a coin toss between NDP and Conservatives, polling reveals

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The two-party race for the provincial government that started to develop earlier this year has solidified with the disappearance of BC United. As was...

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