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Google wants to buy big Kirkland Urban development, sources say
Tableau and Wave have leases in the space, but Google could buy tenants out of their leases or let them lapse if it took control of the property.
PDX TechCrawl will bring thousands of techies to the streets Sept. 6
The Portland TechCrawl is back on Sept. 6, with thousands of people expected to descend on the neighborhoods around downtown and the Pearl District for a series of open house and recruiting events. Since 2009, the annual event has grown and now features roughly 40 companies opening their doors to the community for networking. All the companies involved are in the tech industry and almost all are hiring. The first event had about 100 people attend. Last year, the event drew 3,000 people, who wandered…
Providence may take on OHSU’s advanced heart failure patients short term
The move comes after OHSU suspended its heart transplant program when several cardiologists resigned.
Here’s the conversation we really need to have about bias at Google
President Trump’s charges against Google crash into a long-standing set of worries about the company, its biases and its power.
Operator of four Bay Area hospitals files for bankruptcy
Verity Health System of California Inc., a nonprofit operator of six California hospitals managed by billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong’s NantWorks LLC, has voluntarily filed for protection under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection while it continues to seek a buyer. Verity, which submitted the filing Thursday to U.S. Bank Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California – Los Angeles Division, has secured debtor-in-possession financing of up to $185 million. This additional liquidity will…
Nike, Adidas, Under Armour apparel deals keep getting bigger. Here are the biggest in the NCAA. (Gallery)
When University of Louisville athletes arrived on campus in fall 2005, they divvied up $670,000 in Adidas footwear and apparel. The sportswear company also wrote the university a $20,000 check in exchange for the right to outfit players. This year, the university’s athletes will get $6 million in Adidas gear and the school will get $10 million in cash. The university also will get $3 million from Adidas for help marketing the athletic department. Louisville’s new Adidas deal — signed in July…

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