Oklahoma Dept. of Commerce to help companies increase export sales
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce will use federal funds to help companies across the state increase their international sales.
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce will use federal funds to help companies across the state increase their international sales.
OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — The Oklahoma Main Street Center named the winners of its annual statewide competition this week during the 34th annual Main…
Oklahoma's deputy secretary of state will lead a new office that was recently created to revitalize economic development in the state through focused business recruitment and retention efforts.
Oklahoma's lieutenant governor and legislative leaders participated in the first committee meeting of a new effort focused on revitalizing economic development by maximizing business recruitment and retention efforts.
NorSun, a Norwegian solar energy company will build its first U.S.-based factory in Tulsa, Okla. – an anticipated $620-million investment.
Two complimentary bills that aim to revitalize the state's economic development effort by focusing on business recruitment and retention are on Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk, awaiting his signature.
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.
Tim Pehrson, president and CEO of INTEGRIS Health and chairman of the Oklahoma Workforce Commission, spoke one on one with OBV about health care developments, nursing shortages and growing Oklahoma's workforce and economy.
Twisters, the upcoming sequel to the iconic blockbuster film Twister, provided on-set training and mentorship to several Oklahomans to expand their future career opportunities and help grow the state's future workforce.
A bill that creates a new state government entity solely dedicated to growing Oklahoma's economy, recruiting companies to expand into the state and retaining businesses that are already here succeeded in the Oklahoma Senate.