Arianne Cohen is a former Editor in Chief at Portland Monthly. She specializes in themes related to HR and workforce, careers and employment, as well as finance and personal finance, with a particular focus on corporate finance and the airline industry. Arianne's work has been featured in notable publications including Portland Monthly and Korn Ferry.
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Arianne Cohen's coverage is diverse, focusing on Portland and Oregon-related topics such as local businesses, arts and culture, food & drink, along with health & wellbeing. Her articles often include reviews and expert commentary.
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Frustrated with corporate-training programs, some firms are handing out reading lists to workers. Will this open a new chapter in skill building?
By Arianne Cohen September 26, 2025 It's on the books in at least a dozen US states and cities, not to mention much of Europe: If a company is posting a job, it needs to post a pay range.
PEOPLExpress, the original big-discount airline, may go down as one of the more influential failed businesses.
Can luxury stays at downtown hotels like the Heathman, the Nines, and RiverPlace outmatch the siren song of our editor’s cozy bed at home? Not always.
Portland chef Sonya Sanford's recipe swaps in labneh for cream cheese and makes magic with fresh strawberries.
The Oregon Dental Conference is in town. On the agenda: the ongoing dental worker shortage.
A local company turns regular Portlanders into developers, with apartment housing kits made with mass timber and designed to fit single-family lots.
Leaders have never had more information to make decisions. Yet bosses are rarely trained in decision-making.
By Arianne Cohen March 25, 2026 As a concept, buy-now, pay-later plans seemed like a godsend.
Squeaky-clean and by the book, Singapore is fast becoming Asia's new headquarters for high-income families and businesses alike. Can leaders learn from it?
