Mike Rogoway

| Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger laid into the Biden administration in a meeting with employees this week, blaming “bureaucratic” delays for holding up billions of dollars in federal aid the faltering chipmaker badly needs.

| Growth in CEO pay continues to vastly exceed workers' raises among companies active in Oregon and southwest Washington, according to Oregon Insight's annual ranking.

Ziply serves about 100,000 former Frontier customers in Oregon.

| Lattice Semiconductor will cut 14% of its jobs, about 160 workers, as sales and profits fall

| Elizabeth Steiner appears positioned to become the first woman to serve as Oregon's state treasurer, leading her state Senate colleague Brian Boquist in Tuesday's election.

“We know this is a small step, but we hope it is a meaningful one."

| Oregon's chance of winning a federally funded semiconductor research hub, one of the state's top economic priorities, appears in jeopardy

| Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told employees Friday that he has texted with Vice President-elect JD Vance since the election and that Gelsinger

| More than 130,000 Oregonians moved to other states last year, a little more than half of them to neighboring states like Washington and California.

The Portland utility is the latest large company to give up on remote work.