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Oregon Institute of TechnologyThe number of Oregon high school students enrolled in career and technical education courses has grown by more than 15% over the past five school years. -
Anna Lueck/OPBOverall the state will add just over 140,000 jobs by 2034, according to the latest projections from the Oregon Employment Department.
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The last time Oregon's employment shot up this high, Bill Clinton was president, and "Waterworld" was in movie theatres. Figures from the state Employment… -
The last time we talked to University of Oregon economist Tim Duy, the news was not so good for the Rogue Valley. Duy's analysis showed the valley lagging… -
Maybe the one percent have all the money, but the other 99 percent do most of the consumer spending. That gives them economic power, if not political… -
Oregon seems to take longer to emerge from recessions than the rest of the country. And Medford seems to take longer than other Oregon metro areas. While… -
The art of accounting is a very old and useful one. It helps us know where the money goes, in personal and business and governmental accounts. But as… -
Officially, the national recession ended several years ago. You could not prove that by a lot of workers, especially in Oregon. But employment in the…
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Economists frequently make predictions about the direction the nation's economy will go. Such predictions are harder to come by at the local level. But… -
Many of us are still trying to recover from the last financial downturn. James Rickards says there's another one on the way. Rickards is an investment… -
Oregon was the top moving destination for 2013, with 63 percent of interstate moves inbound. Oregon had been runner-up for four straight years.In the new… -
Oregon's unemployment rate is only now dropping to levels last seen before the Great Recession. But there's still plenty of room for improvement;… -
Most of the buzzing has stopped now, but talks have begun for next year's mosquito season along the Southern Oregon coast.U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service… -
Crab fishers on California's north coast are keeping their boats tied to the dock in an effort to get a higher price from wholesalers.The Santa Rosa…
