Business

Campaign Opposing May Capital Gains Tax Nears $200,000 in Fundraising

By Nigel Jaquiss●

Chair Tootie Smith Abruptly Reverses Her Vote to Approve Purchase of Quality Inn for Homeless Shelter, Killing the Deal

By Sophie Peel●

Walmart Gave Portland Little Warning That It Planned to Close Stores

By Anthony Effinger●

Retreat Guru Offers Options for Students of the Failed Synthesis Shroom School

By Anthony Effinger●

Be on the Lookout for a 30,000-Year-Old Cave Hyena Skull

By Aaron Mesh●

Roseland Theater Under New Management

By Anthony Effinger●

Synthesis Institute Still Accepting New Students, No Experience (of Any Kind) Necessary

By Anthony Effinger●

Juries Are Starting to Believe That Oregon Harbors Racists

“We thought that these four lawsuits that we filed this week really showcased the problem of what it’s like to be a Black person in Portland, Oregon,” Jason Kafoury says.

By Brianna Wheeler●

Synthesis Institute Co-Founder Breaks Silence After Leaving Students and Staff in Limbo

By Anthony Effinger●

Synthesis Institute Confirms Bankruptcy After Students Are Locked Out of Curriculum

By Anthony Effinger●

Synthesis Institute’s Psychedelic Training Program Unreachable by Students

By Anthony Effinger●

East Portland Residents Ramp Up Fight Against Prologis Freight Warehouse

By Anthony Effinger●

Timbers TV Deal With Apple Befuddles Some Sports Bars

By Anthony Effinger●

100 People Took Shelter From Portland’s Frigid Conditions Inside an Empty Marshall’s Department Store

By Aaron Mesh●

Behind Every Property Tax Debt Is a Story of Portland’s Woes

Some debtors are sympathetic. Others, less so.

By Brianna Wheeler●