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Article from Tulsa Port of Catoosa The Tulsa Port and the inland waterway system allows Oklahoma companies to be competitive with fabricators located along the Gulf coast. There are 25,000
Article by David Dishman for The Oklahoman While reading the newspaper on her phone earlier this year, Erica Stone learned that Amazon sought to hire local entrepreneurs to run logistics
Amazon has announced that it will construct two new fulfillment centers in Oklahoma – one in Oklahoma City and the other in Tulsa. The 640,000-square-foot facilities are expected to employ
Gavilon to Renovate and Expand Operations at Tulsa Port Gavilon LLC has a growing commitment to its location at the Tulsa Port. They recently announced plans to renovate the 45-year-old
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 Molly Fleming for The Journal Record Amazon’s sorting center and FedEx Ground’s new distribution warehouse knocked on the city’s door rather than being recruited. “Both of them are
In western Oklahoma, a new transload facility is bringing opportunity to the community of Erick in a deal that brought together the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and Badger Mining Corporation
An excerpt from the Site Selection Magazine article “Sooner Rather Than Later: Hard work is paying off in Oklahoma” When civic and business leaders in Oklahoma learned that Macy’s was