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Article 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
Governor 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
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce recently released the 2017 Publicly Announced New and Expanding Oklahoma Companies Annual Report. According to the report, there were 82 new business and expansion public
Article by Jack Money for The Oklahoman The King of Beers has helped Enel become Oklahoma’s king of wind. The wind energy producer’s U.S. subsidiary, Enel Green Power North America,
Lumina Foundation has announced Tulsa as one of 17 communities across the country designated as a Talent Hub. Tulsa, among the other cities, earned this new designation by meeting rigorous
Article by David Dishman for The Oklahoman The Oklahoma City Thunder, an organization that knows a little something about successful launches, [recently] unveiled an initiative designed to boost technological innovation
Article by Rhett Morgan for the Tulsa World A segment of American Airlines maintenance that is currently outsourced to South America will be coming to the Tulsa Maintenance Base beginning
Article by Mike Averill for the Tulsa World To say the Tulsa Port of Catoosa has had a heavy impact on the area economy would be putting it lightly. More
Article by Sheila Stogsdill for Tulsa World A contract with Google for power at the Red Dirt Wind Farm is one more step for Grand River Dam Authority in its
Four decades ago, the City of Tulsa was ready to see economic development increase, but needed the ideal place for businesses to locate. The Tulsa Regional Chamber (then the Metropolitan