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Oregon business groups seek state financial assistance after winter storms

Business owners and workers are calling on state and local officials to offer financial help after this month’s calamitous winter storms.

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Vegan Junk Food among many businesses still reeling from winter storm

Vegan Junk Food in Southeast Portland is home to plant-based spins on popular foods. But the creative dishes are on hold for now, thanks to the severe winter we

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Portland s small businesses turn holiday shopping into multiweek affair

Portland s small businesses turn holiday shopping into multiweek affair
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Comcast RISE Launches Grant Program for Struggling Small Businesses

Comcast RISE Launches Grant Program for Struggling Small Businesses
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The Skanner News - Three Years On, Recovery Elusive for Many Black-Owned Businesses

Two years ago, Mimi’s Fresh Tees was an online-only store selling clothing with original, social justice-focused designs. Adams had nearly closed her business in 2020, and still had to struggle to find the capital to fill the influx of orders amid the protests of George Floyd’s murder. A small Paycheck Protection Program loan helped, but didn’t fill the gap.

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