Cherokee Nation Helps Drive Economic Growth
Posted in: Oklahoma NowArticle by Mike Averill for the Tulsa World From Macy’s to Sofidel, the last few years have seen several large employers moving into northeast Oklahoma. It’s no secret that it
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Group Supports Science and Technology Growth
Posted in: Oklahoma NowArticle by Jim Stafford for The Oklahoman The Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST) was created by the state Legislature during the depth of the oil
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Italian Manufacturer Breaks Ground on $360 Million Investment
Posted in: Oklahoma NowSofidel Group, an Italian manufacturer of tissue paper, recently broke ground on a $360 million capital investment in Inola, Okla. The project will include the construction of a new facility
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Lufthansa Technik Component Services Increases U.S. Footprint
Posted in: Oklahoma NowArticle by Barb Zuehlke from AviationPros.com Late last year Lufthansa Technik Component Services (LTCS) completed a major expansion project at its Tulsa, Okla. facility. The new component shop now provides
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Oklahoma’s Bioscience Sector Produces New Research, Major Investments
Posted in: Oklahoma NowFor more than two decades, Oklahoma’s bioscience industry has grown and developed into an internationally-recognized sector. Pockets of research excellence continue to develop in Oklahoma City, Ponca City, Ardmore, Stillwater
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Google Announces $600 Million Expansion of Oklahoma Data Center
Posted in: Oklahoma NowGovernor Mary Fallin said the decision by Google to invest an additional $600 million at its data center near Pryor in Mayes County is an indication of Oklahoma’s strong pro-business
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Oklahoma Had Just What Drone Maker Needed
Posted in: Oklahoma NowArticle by The Oklahoman Editorial Board During [an] interview, U.S. Rep. Steve Russell recalled his initial conversations about Oklahoma with representatives of a California company that was looking to expand.
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Broken Arrow-based Manufacturer to Add 100 Jobs
Posted in: Oklahoma NowArticle by Rhett Morgan for the Tulsa World. A Broken Arrow-based manufacturing company said it will add 100 jobs over the next five years. CymSTAR, which uses mechanical, electrical and
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West Virginia-Based Company Brings Facility Claremore, Okla.
Posted in: Oklahoma NowArticle from the Tulsa World A West Virginia-based manufacturer announced the beginning of operations at a facility expected to bring up to 50 jobs to the city over the next
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California-based Aerospace Company to Build Jet-Powered Drones in Oklahoma City
Posted in: Oklahoma NowGovernor Mary Fallin announced that a California-based aerospace company, Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., is opening administrative and engineering offices and production facilities in Oklahoma City. The offices and