Gov. Kevin Stitt and Google are working together to provide Oklahomans free artificial intelligence training to equip them with the skills they will need to be part of the workforce of tomorrow.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives approved an $80-million allocation to build a new Oklahoma State University science facility which will benefit the state's science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) industries and workforce.
The Oklahoma Senate passed the Fiscal Year 2025 budget bill on Tuesday, a week after a publicly aired summit to build the budget concluded.
Oklahoma's tax divisions saw increases across the board in April.
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Business and political minds from across Oklahoma will converge in Oklahoma City this summer for the State Chamber Research Foundation's Leadership Exchange Academy (LEA).
Oklahoma City is the second best city in the nation to open a small business, according to Forbes.
The Oklahoma Workforce Commission is up and running, working to put together a strategy to harmonize the state's workforce silos into a more focused and efficient system, but funds from the state are needed, according to a commission member.
A bill that seeks to grow Oklahoma's future workforce by expanding graduation requirements to include career-readiness training was signed into law by Gov. Kevin Stitt.
Advanced Call Center Technologies (ACT), a Philadelphia-based call center technology company, is becoming the city of Norman's largest private sector employer by expanding its Oklahoma operations with hundreds of new jobs.
