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Oregon insurers enjoy steady premium growth but property and casualty losses rise sharply (Infographic)
Between 2014 and 2017 health, accident, property and casualty premiums rose almost 20 percent, though growth slowed in 2017 as some losses continued to mount.
Oregon AG Rosenblum accuses OxyContin maker of deceptive marketing
Purdue Pharma targeted Oregon seniors in a deceptive marketing campaign for the opioid painkiller OxyContin and lied to the Oregon Board to Pharmacy to boost its profits, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum alleged in a lawsuit filed Thursday. Purdue misrepresented the risks and benefits of the drug and engaged in a pattern of racketeering and other misleading activity, according to the complaint filed in Multnomah County Circuit Court. Rosenblum contends Purdue violated a stipulated Oregon judgment…
Portland’s home prices continue to climb well into 2018
Here’s a familiar story: Portland home prices continue to climb. According to the latest report from the Regional Multiple Listing Service, the average home price rose nearly 6 percent through August of this year versus the same time period last year. The average sales price hit $454,500 in August, up from $429,000 in August 2017. Though prices were up, other areas of the market seemed to have cooled some. August’s 2,760 closed sales were a little over 10 percent cooler than those of August 2017,…
PGE’s proposed rate hike shrinking
State’s largest utility was seeking 4.8 percent increase in overall customer prices.
It has been months. Here’s what Jeff Bezos finally had to say about Amazon’s HQ2.
Never had so many business leaders packed into the massive ballroom at the Washington Hilton on the off chance the tech leader and richest man alive said … something.
Tesla rival Nio soars 75% in its second day on the NYSE
Chinese electric carmaker Nio may have limped out of the gate in its IPO, but the company found its footing on its second day of trading, leaping 75 percent by the closing bell. Shares gained another 10 percent overnight, and will likely open around $13 today — more than double its IPO price. Nio employs more than 500 people at its U.S. headquarters in North San Jose, whose operations are led by former Cisco executive Padmasree Warrior. The company launched in 2014, and has grown rapidly on its…
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