Portland Business Journal • 23rd May 2023 Aequitas' Brian Oliver kept working in Oregon finance after guilty plea Former Aequitas executive Brian Oliver pleaded guilty to two white-collar crimes. That didn't prevent him from continuing his career in finance.
Portland Business Journal • 13th May 2021 High desert, higher costs: The dark side of Bend's runaway housing market Bend has been booming for years. A deepening affordability crisis is taking its toll.
Portland Business Journal • 10th December 2021 Cracked Foundation: How the feds' compliance framework failed Portland homebuyers of color White homebuyers in the U.S. get an outsized share of purchase mortgages within neighborhoods of color.
Portland Business Journal • 28th June 2020 Checking out: Portland hotel business crumbles under pandemic's weight Rather than greeting droves of guests, many hoteliers have shown workers the door.
The Wall Street Journal • 8th August 2016 That Vibrating ‘Wub Wub Wub’ That Comes From Cracking One Car Window? It’s Not Just You! An "A-hed" story that ran on the front page of The Wall Street Journal investigates "wind throb" in cars.
The Wall Street Journal • 15th July 2016 VW’s Dealers Fume While Waiting for Diesel-Car Fix A coming wagon and SUV offer a ray of hope for U.S. dealers unable to sell nearly 12,000 vehicles.
(Salem, Ore.) Statesman Journal • 4th March 2017 44 children left in harm's way: Oregon's child welfare agency struggled to fix problems An investigation reveals shortfalls of Oregon's child welfare agency.
(Salem, Ore.) Statesman Journal • 20th April 2018 Pot taxes across U.S. shore up school budgets, drug-prevention efforts States with legal pot have collected more than $1.6 billion since the newest sin taxes went into effect in 2014.