Mike Rogoway

Oregon technology stalwart Tektronix will get a new owner next year when its parent company spins off part of its business.

Oregon's unemployment rate remains low by historical standards and the state continues adding jobs — including 8,500 new jobs in July, according to the latest figures.

| The Oregon Employment Department reopened its phone lines on Mondays this week, declaring it has made progress on a large backlog of issues that were holding up jobless claims and paid leave benefits.

| The Biden administration could decide as soon as this fall whether to site a major semiconductor research center in Oregon, a hub that

| Thousands of Oregon workers returned to the office last year, according to new federal data, but the share of people working remotely at least part of the time remained more than twice as high as before the pandemic.

It's the largest tech company based in Oregon, with a market value of $6.7 billion.

Drive-thru chain Dutch Bros said Monday that it will donate its former corporate headquarters in downtown Grants Pass to the Oregon Center for Creative Learning, which operates a preschool and children's museum.

The deal is a win for the company's nascent contract manufacturing business, which it calls Intel Foundry.

| Intel said Monday that it will turn its factories into an “independent subsidiary,” a historic step that opens the door to severing the

Gov. Tina Kotek moved Wednesday to bring 373 rural acres north of Hillsboro into the regional urban growth boundary, positioning Oregon for a shot