
Garrett Andrews
Reporter at Oregon Business
Staff writer @OregonBusiness Poli sci instructor @PortlandCC PEOPLE + MONEY.
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2 days ago |
oregonbusiness.com | Garrett Andrews
Miller talks about what looming federal funding cuts mean for Oregon: ‘The bottom line is, the only people that really are getting hurt are these kids.’Share this article!On a recent sunny weekday, one wall of Betsy Stark Miller’s office in the Multnomah County Juvenile Justice Complex in the North Tabor neighborhood was covered with a mockup of table assignments for an upcoming fundraiser.
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5 days ago |
oregonbusiness.com | Garrett Andrews
Robert Pamplin Jr. admitted to violating business law in a federal lawsuit. Several institutions still bear the Pamplin name. Share this article!The University of Portland has removed Dr. Robert Pamplin Jr.’s name from its business school following a legal admission he broke federal pension laws.
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1 week ago |
oregonbusiness.com | Garrett Andrews
Deal that would have reshaped health care in Oregon had been in the works for 18 months. Share this article!A plan to merge two of Oregon’s largest health systems was quietly abandoned this week. OHSU announced plans to purchase Legacy in August 2023. Both systems experienced operating losses since the pandemic. Cuts to Medicaid, discussed by the Trump Administration, would further eat into their budgets.
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1 week ago |
oregonbusiness.com | Garrett Andrews
Rayfield’s office has filed more than a dozen lawsuits countering Trump administration policies, from tariffs to Americorps cutsShare this article!Donald Trump recently concluded what many historians consider to be among the busiest first 100 days in presidential history, firing off 141 executive orders and working to radically reshape the federal bureaucracy. Closer to home, Oregon’s new attorney, Dan Rayfield, also had a busy first 100 days.
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1 week ago |
oregonbusiness.com | Garrett Andrews
Portland Metro Chamber says Trump tariffs are already having an effect. Share this article!Trade activity in Oregon has already begun to slow as a result of President Donald Trump’s sudden and dramatic shifts in U.S. policy, according to the latest annual trade report by the Portland Metro Chamber. Uncertainty has hung over the Oregon economy since Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs were announced April 2, inspiring a wave of retaliatory tariffs and rocking the global economic order.
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