Boeing to Move Even More Jobs to Oklahoma
September 30, 2014
Oklahoma continues to showcase itself as a leader in aerospace. In September, Boeing announced plans to consolidate the majority of its defense services and support
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Oklahoma continues to showcase itself as a leader in aerospace. In September, Boeing announced plans to consolidate the majority of its defense services and support
An excerpt from the Tulsa World article “How Can You Get a High-Paying, High-Skilled Job in Oklahoma?” by Kyle Arnold The newest building on the Oklahoma
With 3 inland ports, 137 public-use airports, 3,850 miles of rail and 12,000 miles of highway, Oklahoma is America’s hub. Oklahoma’s central location makes the
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
An excerpt from an article posted by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Oklahoma has been able to improve road and bridge conditions and boost highway
Oklahoma economists are forecasting a boom in manufacturing, and OSU Institute of Technology is responding to the state’s increased workforce demand. Beginning this fall semester,
An excerpt from “State governments can help U.S. speed up drone use,” published by Reuters, July 13, 2014. U.S. state governments should help break a
John Carnuccio is the president and COO of Centek, Inc. In 2011, British manufacturer Centek Group chose Oklahoma City, Okla., as the location of its
GE recently broke ground on its new GE Global Research Center in Oklahoma City, a hub for global oil and gas innovation. Scheduled to open
Oklahoma ranks #11 in net domestic population growth according to U.S. Census estimates released in December 2021. Oklahoma had 27,589 new citizens from April 2020 to July 2021.
Read MoreTulsa made CNN’s Where to travel 2022: Best destinations in the world to visit. Tulsa is among 22 world-class cities including Oslo and Valencia. Highlights include the opening of the Bob Dylan Center, and the newly opened Greenwood Rising History Center.
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