Breaking: Oregon's No. 2 insurer shakes up top leadership

The company's past local president, known for her civic involvement, will take on an expanded regional role.

BREAKING Oregon's No. 2 insurer shakes up top leadership The company's past local president, known for her civic involvement, will take on an expanded regional role. READ MORE RELATED NEWS Oregon's No. 2 insurer seeks new CEO Lake Oswego police seek tips after shots fired at CEO's home Leader Board: 30 new Portland-area executives you should know View as Webpage   Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences   All rights reserved. ©  Portland Business Journal Email sent by Portland Business Journal 851 SW Sixth Ave., Suite 500 Portland, OR 97204 USA Download the free app for breaking news alerts on your phone

WNBA’s return to Portland brings buzz, economic boon

A look at the new WNBA team's expectations, values and players as the Fire returns to Portland.

View as Webpage Suzanne Stevens, Editor The Rose City has been preparing for the WNBA's return to a town "tailor-made" for women's sports. Here's a look at five key factors that will ignite the Portland Fire's debut. Read Story. STORY OF THE WEEK WNBA’s return to Portland brings buzz, and economic upside A look at the new WNBA team's expectations, values and players as the Fire returns to Portland. Read Story Scenes from the Portland Fire's long-awaited debut (Photos) A steady hand guides the Portland Fire's business side Portland has a new home for women's sports Portland Fire announce broadcasting schedule Here's who'll call the Fire's games on the radio WEEKLY EDITION Dive deep into critical local business stories with our award-winning Weekly Edition. VIEW WEEKLY EDITION Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences   All rights reserved. ©  Portland Business Journal Email sent by Portland Business Journal 851 SW Sixth Ave., Suite 500 Portland, OR 97204 USA Download the free app for breaking news alerts on your phone

Breaking: Surprise end to PeaceHealth legal battle with ER docs

The Vancouver hospital system abruptly abandoned a plan critics said skirted Oregon law.

BREAKING PeaceHealth, Eugene ER doctors suddenly end dispute The Vancouver hospital system abruptly abandoned a plan critics said skirted Oregon law. READ MORE RELATED NEWS PeaceHealth places top Oregon exec on leave Lawsuit alleges hospital system skirted corporate ownership law PeaceHealth says no to Kotek on ER contract View as Webpage   Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences   All rights reserved. ©  Portland Business Journal Email sent by Portland Business Journal 851 SW Sixth Ave., Suite 500 Portland, OR 97204 USA Download the free app for breaking news alerts on your phone