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Portland Business Journal
07/31/2010
Insitu lands $43.7 million defense contract
Insitu Inc. has won a $43.7 million contract for up to 56 of its unmanned surveillance aircraft for the U.S. Marine Corps. (BA)
07/31/2010
Independent panel backs Columbia River Crossing
An independent panel charged with studying the Columbia River Crossing has told Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski and Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire that construction should begin on the project as soon as possible.
07/31/2010
Digimarc losses mount
Digimarc Corp. on Friday reported a slight increase in second-quarter losses despite a 21 percent surge in revenue. (DMRC)
07/31/2010
ACME names Adamek director
ACME Business Consulting Inc. has promoted Chris Adamek to managing director for the Portland practice.
07/31/2010
Hayden Island site planning to begin
The Portland City Council on Thursday authorized the city to start planning for a 300-acre deep-water marine terminal on West Hayden Island.
07/31/2010
UPS expansion may mean new jobs
UPS on Friday announced it has doubled the size of its package sorting and delivery facility on Swan Island, a move that could eventually lead to new jobs. (UPS)
07/31/2010
Newly public Powin Corp. reports quarterly profit
In its second quarter as a public company, Powin Corp. posted strong sales and a growing bottom line.
07/31/2010
Oregon Food Bank wins 30,000-pound Tyson donation
Oregon Food Bank has received a donation of 30,000 pounds of poultry from Tyson Foods Inc., after placing third in a national charity drive. (TSN)
07/30/2010
Riverview files for $4 million sale
Riverview Bancorp Inc. has registered nearly 2 million stock shares for public sale, the second stock offering announced by the bank in as many weeks. (RVSB)
07/30/2010
Planar surprises Wall Street with strong quarter
Shares of display maker Planar Systems Inc. shot up in after-hours trading after the company surprised Wall Street with a profitable quarter. (PLNR)