A digital newsletter from the
Oklahoma Department of Commerce
keeping you updated on Oklahoma's latest business news.
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 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
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
Article by Josh Dulaney for The Oklahoman While tech hubs such as Silicon Valley draw engineers and scientists hoping to score big money with flashy apps and gadgets, the nation’s
Article by Mike Averill for the Tulsa World Lufthansa Technik Component Services [recently] celebrated the completion of a major expansion project at its Tulsa headquarters. The company added an additional
Improvements support continued industry and job growth in state The U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) has awarded a $2 million public works grant to the Oklahoma City Airport Trust to
Article by Jack Money for The Oklahoman Economic incentives, the continued growth of military-related aviation missions and the hard work of local, state and regional economic development specialists and educators
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
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