Oregon's Attorney General joins others and the FTC to sue and block the $24.6 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger, citing competition and consumer cost concerns.

On Holding opens its largest US store in Portland, Oregon, close to its American HQ, featuring an innovative modular retail design and a "Magic Wall" for trying on shoes.

UFCW Local 555 endorses Kroger and Albertsons $24.6 billion merger, diverging from the national union's stance, after negotiations with C&S Wholesale Grocers.

Portland General Electric considers adding power lines through Forest Park, leading to concerns among residents about potential environmental disruption in the city's natural reserve.

Two Bamboo Sushi locations in Portland temporarily closed due to a payroll error that delayed employee payments and led to staff shortages. Sortis Holdings offered cash advances to affected employees.

Dutch Bros is moving 40% of its corporate staff from Oregon to Arizona, with costs up to $41 million, offering relocation or severance support, aiming to support southern market growth.

Portland's City technicians will be inspecting local natural gas infrastructure for safety and reliability. Residents should allow access for these standard checks.

Bob Moore, the founder of Bob's Red Mill, passed away at 94. He built a global brand known for whole grains and implemented an employee-ownership plan. His philanthropic efforts supported nutritional research in Oregon.

Daimler Truck North America delivers two Freightliner eCascadias to Goodwill in New Mexico, boosting sustainable transport with state's first electric trucks.

Polls reveal Portland residents feel the city is on the wrong track with concerns about homelessness, safety, and taxes overshadowing progress efforts.

A federal court has ordered Portland's Pizzicato restaurant chain to pay $540K for illegal tip pooling and labor violations, including underage worker endangerment.

BKM Capital Partners bought Airport Way Corporate Park in Portland for $24.5 million, planning to invest $1.3 million in upgrades and renaming it PDX Distribution Center. The 140,693-square-foot industrial park is 97% occupied.

Columbia Sportswear is laying off staff at its Oregon HQ due to economic challenges and a poor fourth quarter. CEO Tim Boyle cites personnel costs outpacing business growth and aims for future savings.