The state awarded an Ohio company $19 million to reopen the factory but records show the money created just four jobs.

Nike's co-founder rejected national cynicism about the value of university research and said his contribution reflects his dedication to higher education.

"It’s about transparency and it’s also about building and keeping public trust."

SK Hynix is in talks with Intel about a deal that would see ​the South Korean company manufacture memory chips on U.S. soil for the first time, three people familiar with the discussions said.

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“At the end of the day this is a policy project, not a political exercise.”

The city of Eugene cited several reasons in rejecting an argument that modern data centers qualify under so-called E-1 zoning.

Oregon's gubernatorial candidates converged on the issue within hours of each other after years of taking more cautious stances.

County officials said the type of land required for large data centers is scarce, meaning a moratorium might not be necessary.

For nearly 50 years, the title "Intel fellow" has been reserved for the company's most accomplished scientists.

A new poll indicates Oregon voters want stronger action.

Data centers receive $450 million in Oregon tax breaks. Voters of all political stripes want that to stop.

Rule 42 aims to connect high school athletes with college coaches.

If the new Trail Blazers owner had any interest in understanding the city with which he is at odds, there would have been no better place than Saturday's Timbers game.

The project would add 445 high-wage jobs, a shot in the arm for Oregon's beleaguered industry.

The Salem project provoked howls of outrage from residents, furious the project had been kept secret for more than a year.

The new owner says it will service Arcimoto's vehicles in Eugene.

The Trail Blazers are focused on lease language that would only apply if the team relocated, raising questions about how serious they are about staying.

The decision to shutter the factories ends 84 years of truck manufacturing in Portland, dating to Freightliner's founding in 1942.

Salem is the latest Oregon city to find itself facing a firestorm of backlash from residents over data center development.

The city council said it kept its plans quiet to prevent the tech industry from circumventing the moratorium.

Walmart and Amazon were among the most listed employers on Oregonians’ applications for publicly-funded health insurance last year,

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The state alleges public officials lied to watchdogs and accountants, and that they schemed with associates who “rubber-stamped” their deal.

The chipmaker said it's the company's strongest growth in more than 15 years.

An eight-person jury on Tuesday ruled in Heather Hender’s favor after an acrimonious six-day trial.

The deal would let the Korean chip giant meet Washington's demands for U.S.-based production while giving cash-strapped Intel a lifeline for its struggling foundry business.

A startup called Fairly hopes to thrive where Eric Breon's last company, Vacasa, flopped.

Agility Robotics has said its future in Oregon depends on the state expanding tech ecosystem.

Intel's global workforce has shrunk from more than 130,000 workers in 2022 to around 81,000 today.

If negotiations collapse, the city could be left with an aging arena that needs $400 million in work and doesn’t have a marquee tenant.

“We need to have a stronger statewide approach on data center growth,” the governor said. “Oregon needs to stop being a cheap date and making it too easy for them.”

“He wanted his identity to be a reporter, and that’s what it was,” his father said.