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NVIDIA to buy $5B stake in Intel, expanding AI partnership

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As part of the deal, Intel will build NVIDIA chips and be able to incorporate the chiplets to power a wide range of PCs....

As grape harvest hits stride, Oregon winemaker reflects on this year’s highs and lows

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Alex Sokol Blosser points to high-quality grapes and strong white wine sales as bright spots in a year challenged by tariffs, ICE arrests, and...

Tom Hanks makes good on promise to Portland typewriter shop

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Tom Hanks visited Portland's Type Space two years ago. The shop now has an autographed typewriter from the Oscar winner's personal collection that visitors...

Portland International Airport receives first shipment of sustainable aviation fuel

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Portland Airport received its first sustainable aviation fuel shipment, aiming to improve air quality and cut emissions. PORTLAND, Oregon — In the latest...

Kotek signs bills that protect credit from medical debt, ban hidden online fees

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New Oregon laws shield medical debt from credit scores, require up-front online pricing, and mandate clearer auto-financing terms to protect buyers. PORTLAND, Ore....

California wine company acquires Willamette Valley brand

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Iris owners Pamela Frye and Richard Boyles had been looking to sell Iris, including a Cottage Grove winery and all their inventory. PORTLAND,...

Justice Department sues Uber for rejecting ride requests from blind passengers with guide dogs

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Over the past year, KGW has documented multiple incidents of Uber drivers in the Portland area refusing passengers who are blind and travel with...

Paul Allen’s estate reaches formal agreement to sell Portland Trail Blazers to Tom Dundon

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The announcement confirms news of the deal that was first reported in August. The sale price was not disclosed, but was previously reported to...

Former Mars chocolate employee from Connecticut admits stealing $28 million from company

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Paul Steed, 58, of Stamford, pleaded guilty Thursday to fraud and tax offenses he committed while defrauding the chocolate company out of millions of...

Portland architect says red tape and fees are still putting up barriers to housing development

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John Holmes wants to build the kind of affordable housing that the city of Portland needs. But it's a slow and arduous process that...

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