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Alfa Laval is creating a “competence center” in Broken Arrow, Okla., for the manufacturing of its spiral and air-cooled heat exchanger ranges. A parcel of land has been selected that will
Article by Samuel Hardiman for the Tulsa World The number of call center jobs in Tulsa continues to rise after Alorica announced it would add 150 jobs to its Tulsa
When Joyce Johnson moved to Oklahoma nine years ago after being recruited by a local oil and gas company, she took a big chance. A single mother of two, she
Manufacturing in Oklahoma accounts for about 10 percent of the total output in the state. Doing the math, one can quickly see what an important role manufacturers play in the
Article by Samuel Hardiman for the Tulsa World A newly formed transportation logistics company, Logistyx Technologies, is moving its headquarters to Tulsa, which could bring up to 50 jobs over
When The Boeing Company considered relocating work to Oklahoma from other areas of the nation, the cost of doing business played a key role in why Oklahoma was chosen. Steve
Article by Jack Money for The Oklahoman Oklahoma businesses can’t get enough coders. But a nationally recognized school that teaches that craft is opening a campus here in an attempt
Grove, Oklahoma has traditionally been known as a tourist attraction and recreational center due to its location directly on the Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees. Accordingly, the city relied on
The Pew Charitable Trust recently released a report entitled “How States Are Improving Tax Incentives for Jobs and Growth.” The report cites that “In the last five years, 27 states
Article from Defence Connect Key similarities in the way US and Australian companies transact business are set to significantly benefit Australian defense firms seeking to break into the North American