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Roller Coaster Continues as ThePortlander 13 Gains More Than 5% Last Week

Roller Coaster Continues as ThePortlander 13 Gains More Than 5% Last Week

A flood of new customers and M&A activity helped ThePortlander 13 stock index climb 5.4% for the week ending September 3rd, 2010. Our metro-area index beat out all 3 major indexes with the DOW closing the week up 2.9%, the NASDAQ closing up 3.7% and the SP500 finishing up 3.8% over the prior week’s close.
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Small Business Fair Offers Resources for New Portland Area Entrepreneurs

Small Business Fair Offers Resources for New Portland Area Entrepreneurs

The 17th annual Oregon Small Business Fair will be held at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland on Saturday September 11th, 2010.

Unionized State Workers Set to Receive Raise on Wednesday, but Should They?

Unionized State Workers Set to Receive Raise on Wednesday, but Should They?

The Statesman Journal newspaper reminded Oregon taxpayers today that unionized state employees are set to receive a 4.75% raise as of Wednesday, September 1st.

ThePortlander 13 Posts Another Down Week, Mentor Gives Back Gains

ThePortlander 13 Posts Another Down Week, Mentor Gives Back Gains

Our local stock index, ThePortlander13, posted another down week at the market close yesterday. The index of 13 significant companies in the Portland metro area economy lost -1.5% compared with last week. That performance was similar to the major indexes. The DOW closed down -0.6%, the SP500 down -0.7% and the NASDAQ down -1.2%.
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As Oregon’s Tech Economy Begins to Surge, the SAO is Leading the Way

As Oregon’s Tech Economy Begins to Surge, the SAO is Leading the Way

EnzymePDX recently sat down with Matt Nees, President of the Software Association of Oregon, to talk about the future of Oregon technology business.

Oregon State Economist Paints Bleak Picture for Portland and the Rest of the State

Oregon State Economist Paints Bleak Picture for Portland and the Rest of the State

The Oregon State Economist spoke with legislators in Salem, warning them of a nearly $400 million budget shortfall since the last forecast in January, 2010.

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