Mike Rogoway is a Business Writer at OregonLive. He reports on the intersection of community and technology, focusing on topics such as corporate sustainability, real estate development, and the impact of billion-dollar data centers in small towns across the Northwest. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Seattle Times and The Oregonian.
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Mike Rogoway's coverage mainly focuses on local business, technology, and employment in Oregon and Portland. He frequently cites data and covers government announcements related to these topics. To grab his attention, provide newsworthy information about local businesses, technological developments or employment trends within Oregon or Portland. If you have relevant data or insights into the local economy, job market trends, or technological advancements in this area, it would likely resonate with him. Additionally, if you represent a company making significant announcements related to its operations in this region (e.g., expansions, layoffs), Mike may be interested in covering such news as well.
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By: Mike Rogoway
The company has lost 90% of its value since its IPO six years ago.
Elon Musk visited Intel's chip factory in Hillsboro this week, the billionaire said Friday , to meet with Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan two weeks after Musk announced a vague partnership with the chipmaker
By: Mike Rogoway
Ask people around Portland how the region is doing and most say we're on the wrong track. Voters are concerned about homelessness, their government, taxes and housing among other issues, according to new polling.
“Households are moving underwater, as of April.”
By: Mike Rogoway
“People get along pretty good until there’s money, right?”
By: Mike Rogoway
The number of people from other places receiving their first Oregon driver’s license hit a five-year low in 2025.
By: Mike Rogoway
Communities all over the country have enacted data center moratoriums. Hillsboro could be the first in Oregon.
By: Mike Rogoway
| Artisan ice cream chain Salt & Straw is on the market and a report from from Reuters suggests the Portland company could be worth more than $200 million.
By: Mike Rogoway
Hillsboro residents blasted their civic leaders Tuesday night, furious over the city's failure to rein in a data center industry they say is gobbling up tax breaks, energy and land.
By: Gosia Wozniacka, Mike Rogoway
Utility advocates said the new rates show that households and small businesses had been subsidizing the cost of data centers’ growth.
