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Oregon’s Largest State Employee Union Has Reached a Tentative Agreement
If you’ve ever worked as a state government employee, you might already know that state government employee unions are a thing. As sad as the thought may be, someone has…
USDA Announces They Will Buy $52 Million in Fish to Support the Fishing Industry
In a post-pandemic US, it seems that every business under the sun is struggling to get themselves back up off the ground. Restaurants are still recovering, some mom and…
Morrow County in Oregon Promises That Amazon Will Be Tax Exempt for $1 Billion for Five New Data Centers
When Amazon decides to set up somewhere, it makes headlines. Not only is it beneficial for the chosen state and its economy (though with the price settled on here…
Moist Esports and DSG Valorant: Influencer-Owned Organizations and Esports’ Impact on the Gaming Community and Economy
Electronic sports, or “esports” as they’re commonly known now, have taken the world by storm. Unless you’ve no-clipped into a rock for the past decade, you’ve no doubt…
One Million Remote Crypto Jobs in The US Are on the Line, Says New Report
As web3, the blockchain, and crypto in general becomes more widely accepted by the general public, so with it comes millions of tech jobs. Developers and builders in the…
Startup Businesses Panic as Silicon Valley Bank Goes Under
Early startup companies have a fine line to walk when they get into the very costly position of being a business owner. It’s a very delicate balance between money…
“We’re Putting Inflation in the Rearview Mirror,” says Goldman Sachs CEO
To say that the past few years have been anything but terrible for the U.S. economy would be a bold-faced lie. “Inflation” has been the keyword thrown around most during…
Herb Rothschild Jr.: PR and the LNG pipeline
I wouldn’t have liked to earn my living in public relations. Not that there’s anything intrinsically wrong with the occupation. Still, I think I would have foundered on…
