Christopher Bjorke
Digital Producer and Associate Editor at Portland Business Journal
Digital producer/associate editor at the Portland Business Journal. Not totally sold on this Twitter thing. Retweets are usually Simpsons jokes.
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1 month ago |
kgw.com | Christopher Bjorke
PORTLAND, Ore. — This story comes from the Portland Business Journal, a KGW news partner. Read the full story here. Portland's Assembly Brewing will close its Southeast Foster Road location after six years in business. The brewery stood out for its Detroit-style pizza and co-founder George Johnson's distinction as one of the few Black brewery owners in Portland's history. The closing was first reported by craft beer blog The New School on Tuesday.
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2 months ago |
abc15.com | Christopher Bjorke
Intel's new CEO is reportedly considering drastic measures to reshape the company's culture and operations, with potential impacts on thousands of employees in the Valley. The layoffs are an effort to cut bureaucracy and rebuild "an engineering-driven culture," according to the story, based on an unnamed source. The cuts would be the most dramatic move by Tan to revive the company (Nasdaq: INTC) since he became CEO in March. Intel did not respond to Bloomberg's article.
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2 months ago |
bizjournals.com | Christopher Bjorke
Cofounder Tyler Malek will publish a cookbook this month, and the gourmet ice cream chain adds a New England story. Portland's gourmet ice cream brand Salt & Straw is expanding on the East Coast and into publishing. This month, Salt & Straw cofounder and head ice cream maker Tyler Malek, a 2025 Portland Business Journal Executive of the Year, publishes his cookbook, "America's Most Iconic Ice Creams," which will be out April 29.
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2 months ago |
bizjournals.com | Christopher Bjorke
Metal Technology Inc., a specialized manufacturing company based in Albany, Oregon, has been acquired by military technology firm Karman Holdings for $90 million. Metal Technology Inc., a specialized manufacturing company based in Albany, Oregon, has been acquired by military technology firm Karman Holdings for $90 million. Founded in 1986, Metal Technology Inc.
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2 months ago |
bizjournals.com | Christopher Bjorke
Intel Vice President and Chief People Officer Christy Pambianchi is leaving the company for machinery manufacturer Caterpillar. Intel Vice President and Chief People Officer Christy Pambianchi is leaving the company for machinery manufacturer Caterpillar. “We are grateful for Christy’s dedicated service and contributions to Intel and we wish her continued success,” Intel said in a statement. “Christy will remain with Intel through the end of the month to ensure a smooth transition.
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