Adidas is replacing longtime CFO Harm Ohlmeyer with Birgit Kretschmer at year-end. The move puts a veteran executive back at the helm of finance while Portland remains the brand's North American hub.

USDA guaranteed $80M in loans for two sawmill projects — $50M for a Tahoe‑area mill and $30M for an Oregon expansion — aimed at boosting processing capacity and jobs.

A Homebase ranking places Oregon at No. 10 for small‑business health in 2026, citing rising hires, longer hours and a dense hospitality sector.

More than 2,000 tourism leaders are in Portland this week for Destinations International’s convention, which organizers say will boost hotel demand and local spending.

Intel is planning another round of layoffs aimed at its Data Center Group, adding to cuts that have removed tens of thousands of jobs worldwide.

A Portland thrift-store hunter paid $3.07 for a Wilt Chamberlain warmup; Sotheby’s has authenticated it and estimates it could fetch $150K–$250K at auction.

A former Intel engineer says a return-to-office mandate conflicted with an approved remote accommodation for his hearing impairment. He has sued in Marion County seeking reinstatement and about $800,000 in damages.

The Portland Business Journal's expanded Book of Lists names 1,015 metro employers and nearly 265,000 local jobs, offering a new tool for jobseekers and planners.

Les Schwab cut roughly 70 corporate roles at its Bend headquarters as the tire chain restructures central teams while continuing to expand stores nationwide.

The Parkrose Grocery Outlet will close June 27, but owner Don McKeever plans to relaunch the site this fall as an independent Parkrose Grocery with city and community backing.

Portland firms made a strong showing on the Portland Business Journal's 2026 Fastest‑Growing Companies list, spanning contractors, property managers and tech providers.

Two Oregon convenience stores sold jackpot-winning Megabucks tickets for the April 13 drawing, splitting an $11.1M prize and earning retailer bonuses.

Portland-born Salt & Straw is reportedly exploring a sale that could top $200 million as the brand expands into grocery and new markets.