NewsIndustries
Manna bets on Tulsa for the next era of local logistics
The Irish company sees Tulsa as a place to manufacture aircraft, build a citywide logistics network, and give local businesses a faster way to reach customers.
Industries
NewsIndustries
Boeing delivered 206 commercial and defense aircraft in second quarter
The company reported 171 commercial airplane deliveries and 35 defense, space, and security deliveries during the quarter.
NewsIndustries
Oklahoma reaches nearly $44 million settlement in poultry litter pollution lawsuit
The agreement would resolve a 21-year case over pollution in the Illinois River Watershed, though Gov. Kevin Stitt criticized the settlement and the litigation’s impact on poultry growers.
NewsIndustries
Manna launches U.S. drone delivery expansion in Tulsa
The Ireland-based autonomous drone delivery company expects to create more than 1,000 jobs in Tulsa over the next three years.
NewsIndustries
Jonathan Curtright named president and CEO of OU Health
Curtright succeeds founding CEO Richard Lofgren after serving nearly four years as chief operating officer of Oklahoma’s academic health system.
NewsIndustries
Chris Anoatubby sworn in as Chickasaw Nation governor
Anoatubby succeeds his father, Bill Anoatubby, following nearly 30 years of service to the Chickasaw Nation.
NewsIndustries
Oklahoma weighs grid growth, ratepayer protections as large-load demand rises
The State Chamber said a well-designed approach can help Oklahoma compete for major investments without shifting disproportionate costs to existing utility customers.
NewsIndustries
Boeing lands $2 billion Space Force contract for military communications satellites
The Mobile User Objective System service-life extension contract covers two satellites designed to support secure voice and data communications for military users worldwide.
NewsIndustries
OG&E proposes large-load tariff aimed at protecting existing customers
The proposed tariff would require large-load users, including data centers, to pay connection costs and other charges tied to increased energy demand.
NewsIndustries
Farm Bureau: Data center growth brings opportunity, resource pressures for agriculture
The American Farm Bureau Federation says rural communities can benefit from data center investment, but land use, water, energy, and local planning will be critical.
NewsIndustries
Oklahoma City manufacturer Kimray transitions to employee ownership
The company, founded in 1948, said the ESOP structure will allow employees to share in Kimray’s long-term success while preserving its independence and culture.
NewsIndustries
Citizen Potawatomi Nation Vice-Chairman Linda Capps retires after 36 years of service
Capps’ tenure included major growth for the Nation, expanded services, and decades of leadership in education, workforce, banking, and community development.