Elliot Njus is a Business & Economy Editor at The Oregonian. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, telecommunications, transportation, and consumer packaged goods, with a particular focus on the Oregon and Portland areas. Elliot's work has been featured in various publications such as The Bulletin, The Seattle Times, and Government Technology.
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By: Elliot Njus
Frito-Lay said Monday it had recalled a “limited” number of packages of Lay's Classic Potato Chips sold in Oregon and Washington because they contain undisclosed milk.
By: Elliot Njus
Travelers passing through Portland International Airport can now get a pretty good idea of how long they'll be waiting in line at security — and they might even be able to save themselves a few minutes of standing around.
By: Elliot Njus
Last-minute shoppers should finish their errands early this Dec. 24, because many stores will be closing early for Christmas Eve.
By: Elliot Njus
Eye drops sold nationwide, including on Amazon and at supermarkets including Fred Meyer and QFC, are being recalled after a customer spotted a cloudy contaminant that turned out to be fungus.
By: Elliot Njus
Oregon’s economy was humming in 2024, but the year shook some of the state’s economic pillars.
By: Elliot Njus
Sunday's steady rain will let up a bit in the afternoon, allowing for some lulls in between showers, but there might a slightly longer break on the horizon.
By: Elliot Njus
O regon's economy was humming in 2024, with unemployment near historic lows and Oregonians generally reporting they felt secure financially
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Kohl’s described the stores slated to close as “underperforming” and said they would close by April.
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Kiosks newly parked in nine Fred Meyer stores will let Oregon drivers to renew their vehicle registration — and get new plate stickers right away — without a trip to the DMV.
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