White House urges Congress to adopt a single federal AI standard covering child safety, free speech, IP, innovation and workforce—plus ratepayer protections tied to data‑center power costs.
Chamber article says community‑first data centers can grow local tax bases, create skilled jobs, and protect ratepayers through transparent planning and resource stewardship.
Hilliary, co‑CEO of Hilliary Communications and a current State Regents member, will join OU’s governing board pending Senate confirmation.
North American president Bill Ostrowski says proximity to Fort Sill and Tinker AFB, access to OU/OSU talent, and a pro‑business climate tipped the decision.
The State Chamber has policy committees for key areas of Oklahoma’s business climate, and the Economic Development Committee focuses on policies that attract investment,…
HB 4280 raises Oklahoma’s transportation funding cap and adds new reporting rules for delayed or removed highway projects.
The move marks Oklahoma’s first conversion to a mutual holding company structure, a shift state regulators say preserves policyholder protections while positioning the workers’ comp insurer for long‑term growth.
In a new analysis, researcher Madeline Mitchell says proposed restrictions on chatbots for minors may trigger sweeping compliance burdens, chill speech, and limit access to widely used tools.
HJR 1054 sends voters a proposal to exempt business inventory from local property taxation beginning in 2027.
As Oklahoma pursues advanced‑industry growth, business leaders argue that modernizing tech transfer is key to turning research ideas into companies and jobs.
