Industry in Oregon runs on sector performance, supply chain shifts, regulatory changes and consolidation, and coverage here follows all of it. This page tracks the evolution of major markets across the state as they face changing economic conditions.
The utility has requested an increase of nearly 4% for residential customers beginning in July, with a public comment hearing set for Nov. 10.
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Do you think your household electricity costs are getting better or worse?
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Do you feel local products made in your area deserve more recognition for their economic contributions?
The Medford-built vehicle took top honors in the fourth annual competition highlighting local manufacturing.
Greenbrier's fiscal 2027 outlook projects steady North American railcar demand as its CEO prepares to step down in January.
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Should your state's public pension fund invest more money into global infrastructure projects?
The Oregon Investment Council approved a $330 million commitment to Brookfield's global infrastructure strategy.
Justices will hear arguments in James v. PacifiCorp, a class action over more than $1.2 billion in damages from four 2020 wildfires.
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Are you seeing a noticeable decrease in the fuel prices you pay for your household?
The average cost of regular gasoline in Oregon dropped by seven cents this week as demand cools across the state.
This section follows supply chain disruptions, sector-wide regulatory updates, employment trends and market consolidation. Reporting reaches from the capital to the rural counties where primary industries operate. The state economy relies heavily on specialized manufacturing and resource sectors that react quickly to national policy changes. Workforce availability and infrastructure capacity are the two main constraints that recur in stories across nearly every vertical.
