Portland Business Alliance: Key Private Bank Promotes Alex Bruemmer, CTFA, To Senior Vice President

Alex Bruemmer, a Certified Trust and Financial Advisor (CTFA), has been promoted to senior vice president at Key Private Bank.

Which Portland Businesses Got PPP Loans

The Paycheck Protection Program helped around 51,276 Oregon businesses in 2021 alone, including some in Portland.

Portland Business Alliance: WE'RE HIRING: Senior Director, Strategic Communications

As greater Portland's chamber of commerce, the Portland Business Alliance promotes and fosters an environment in the Portland region tha ...

Portland Business Alliance: Partners In Diversity Is Hiring!

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Portland Business Alliance: Alliance Celebrates Record Membership, Announces Black Economic Prosperity Efforts And Reflects On Strengthe ...

PORTLAND, OR - Today, hundreds of business and civic leaders, gathered to recognize the important partnerships formed after a challengin ...

Portland Business Alliance: We're Hiring: Join Our Team!

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Portland Business Alliance: Wells Fargo Launches Banking Inclusion Initiative

The initiative aims to equip students with much needed financial capability skills and access to support services.

Portland Business Alliance: Parna Mehrbani Honored With Multnomah Bar Association Diversity Award

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Portland Business Alliance: Kadidja Rea Joins Key Private Bank Oregon As Relationship Manager

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Portland Business Alliance: URGENT REQUEST FROM BDS: To Building Owners And Managers, Please Secure Your Dumpsters And A-Frame Signs

City officials are preparing for protest activities related to the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial in Minnesota, which could be annou ...

Portland Area Bankruptcies Slowed Amid 2020 Pandemic

There was a dramatic change in bankruptcy filings across the country last year. Here are the numbers for Multnomah County.

How Reliable Is Your Oregon Power Supplier?

See how well power providers in the Portland area and across OR serve their electric customers.

Aviation Gin Helps Peloton Wife Wash Away Controversy In New Ad

The actress at the center of the Peloton ad controversy gets a chance to poke fun at the issue in a new ad for Portland-based Aviation Gin.

Corvallis Physical Therapist to Present at Orlando Conference

Christina Gomez has been invited to speak at the 2019 American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists’ Annual Conference.

BridgePort Brewing Stops Brewing, Closing Pub In Hit To Industry

BridgePort Brewing, Oregon's oldest craft brewery, stopped brewing Tuesday, saying that they are shutting down. The pub closes in March.

Burnside Brewing Closes As Portland Loses Another Brew Pub

Add Burnside Brewing to the list of brew pubs hat have closed their doors recently. The landlord says the pub has not paid rent in months.

Crystal Ballroom Scores Victory Over Portland On Seismic Placards

The Crystal Ballroom became the first business to score a victory over Portland and the city's database of earthquake vulnerable buildings.

Bullseye Glass Settles Lawsuit With SE PDX Residents For $6.5M

The settlement announced by Bullseye Glass puts an end to the suit filed by Southeast Portland residents over the company's toxic emissions.

Widmer Brothers Closes Its North Portland Pub After 22 Years

The Widmer Brothers pub on North Russell opened in 1996. On Tuesday, they announced they were closing

Barrel Room Bartender Sued By Barrel Room Over OLCC Action

Barrel Room is suing a bartender to get back money they say they will lose when forced by OLCC to stop selling liquor for three weeks.

Burger King Sued By Portland Man Over Free Whopper For Life Offer

Curtis Brooner went to the Burger King on NE 28th in Portland and spent one hour stuck in the bathroom. He's now suing over a broken promise

Girl Scout Cookies Are Coming, You Can Start Buying On Jan 5

It's almost time when you start calling up friends to find out if they have a daughter who is a Girl Scout, ready to tale your cookie order.

Oregon Dungeness Crab Season Finally Set To Open On Jan 4

After a month-long series of delays, the commercial Dungeness crab season is getting underway. Fishermen can start pulling up pots Jan 4.

DoubleTree Fires Staff That Had Black Guest Thrown Out By Police

Calling the actions of employees who called the police on Jermaine Massey "unacceptable," DoubleTree has fired the employees involved.

DoubleTree Portland Calls Police On Black Guest, Apologizes Later

Jermaine Massey was a guest at the DoubleTree when a security guard called him a security threat and called police to have him removed.

Oregon Okays Medical Marijuana Delivery For Patients, Providers

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission approved several rules including allowing patients and providers to have medical marijuana delivered.

Biscuits Cafe Slip Leads To $540,000 Award From Jury After Trial

Jennifer Cooper said Biscuits Cafe failed to put up a sign warning people of slippery floors. A jury agreed and awarded her $540,000.

Ryan Reynolds Pokes Fun At Portland In New Ad For Aviation Gin

"All of our botanicals are humanely caught, cage-free and grain-fed​," Ryan Reynolds explain in a new ad for Portland-based Aviation Gin.

Moonstruck Chocolate Recalls Sea Salt Caramels Because Of Nuts

Moonstruck Chocolate says that hundreds of bags of their Sea Salt Caramels sold around the country are being recalled because of hazelnuts.

Portland Electric Scooters: Bird Plans Wednesday City Hall Rally

Bird, one of three companies that put E-Scooters on Portland's streets , plans a rally at City Hall Wednesday to call for their return.

Dutch Bros Donates $400,000 To CA Wildfire Relief

Dutch Bros coffee stands in 7 states raised the money during a week-long campaign, then the company matched $150,000 itself.

Portland E-Scooter Trial Comes To An End After 676,000 Rides

The 120-trial period put thousands of e-scooters on the streets of the city. Portland is considering whether to bring it back next year.

Oregon Dungeness Crab Season Delayed Until At Least December 16

After finding that crabs had too little meat on them, Oregon's Department of Fish and WIldlife has delayed the start of commercial crabbing.

Oregon Hazelnuts Almost Hit Record Yield, Still Miss Expectations

Just about three months ago, the USDA predicted a record hazelnut yield. While it's a record, a report says it's below what was expected.

Wapato Jail Demolition Permit Filed, Future Of Site Unclear

Developer Jordan Schnitzer, who bought the property in April, has wanted to turn it into a homeless shelter or other community facility.

Retiree Keeps Busy Thanks To Amazon Flex, He Says

Daniel Jensen, 70, of Vancouver, Washington, says driving for Amazon Flex allows him to stay active, meet new people and make money.

Alameda Brewhouse Closing Its Doors Nov. 3 After 22 Years

The Brewhouse, a mainstay on Fremont that was one of the city's original brewpubs, is going out of business

Radiant Relief Pain Centres Welcome New Chief Financial Officer

Progressive Portland, Ore. Chronic Pain Center Names Mark Hough as CFO

Portland's Fabric Depot Closing Doors This Weekend After 26 Years

Fabric Depot posted the news on their Facebook page on Thursday. Within hours, there were hundreds of crying emojis being posted.

Purringtons Cat Lounge Is Closing, Will Shut On November 30

The owners, who are moving out of state, hope to find a new owner for the cafe.