Christopher Bjorke is a Digital Producer/Associate Editor at the Portland Business Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, retail, and food and beverage industries, with a particular focus on retail analytics and apparel design. Christopher's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo Finance, Charlotte Business Journal, and Seattle Business Journal, among others.
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Christopher Bjorke's focus is primarily on local business and industry news in Portland, Oregon. His articles often feature information from press releases, data citations, private sector announcements, and government announcements.
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A Salem-based bank is set to be acquired by an Eastern Washington credit
By: Christopher Bjorke
When complete, the hangar will support about 100 jobs, including technical positions for mechanics, supervisors and inspectors earning more than $120,000 a year, Alaska said when it received an Enterprise Zone designation for the project site this year. The i
By: Christopher Bjorke
Global medical technology company Novanta said Monday it had completed its purchase of Portland's Riverpoint Medical for $1.2 billion.
By: Christopher Bjorke
The eight-story Centennial Mills warehouse next to the Willamette River was recognizable by the steel water tower on its roof.
By: Christopher Bjorke
Manufacturing employment in the state peaked in 1998 with 231,700 seasonally adjusted jobs, according to data from the Oregon Employment Department.
The Salem City Council received 142 pages of public comments on Verrus' $5 billion data center project.
By: Christopher Bjorke
The closing of a hardware distribution center in Springfield will trigger the layoff of 162 workers, according to a filing with the state of Oregon on Wednesday.
Portland Bolt said the acquisition supports its East Coast presence and its national reach.
By: Christopher Bjorke
A Eugene archery manufacturer is the latest of a recent string of Oregon companies to announce layoffs.
By: Christopher Bjorke
The top Oregon company on the annual Inc. 5000 list posted three-year growth of 1,279%.
