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Article by Mike Averill for the Tulsa World Lufthansa Technik Component Services [recently] celebrated the completion of a major expansion project at its Tulsa headquarters.
Article by Kathryn McNutt for The Oklahoman Gov. Mary Fallin [recently] announced a goal to increase the number of paid internships and apprenticeships in Oklahoma
Article by Rhett Morgan for the Tulsa World [Alfa Laval] officials announced that they plan to create about 100 jobs by building and investing at
Improvements support continued industry and job growth in state The U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) has awarded a $2 million public works grant to the
Blue Wave Boats and Silver Wave Boats operate in a 42-acre, 165,000-sq-foot facility located in Seminole, Okla. The companies make fiberglass boats and pontoon boats
Article by Christy Wheeland for the Tulsa World DMI Companies is one step closer to opening its manufacturing operation in Wagoner. DMI recently hosted a
In early December 2016, Dr. Berrien Moore of the University of Oklahoma received a phone call informing him that his and his team’s efforts over
Randy Breitenkamp of Enid has a solution to a farming and ranching problem that was common to most landowners, but he didn’t have the resources
Article by Jack Money for The Oklahoman Economic incentives, the continued growth of military-related aviation missions and the hard work of local, state and regional
Article by Molly Fleming for The Journal Record Amazon’s sorting center and FedEx Ground’s new distribution warehouse knocked on the city’s door rather than being
James Rollings of Middlesbrough, England, always dreamed of traveling the famous “Mother Road,” Route 66 in America, and in June 2014 that dream came true.
Many myths and misconceptions surround apprenticeships in the workplace. Among them: apprenticeships are geared only for those not planning to attend college; or that apprenticeships
Alfa Laval is creating a “competence center” in Broken Arrow, Okla., for the manufacturing of its spiral and air-cooled heat exchanger ranges. A parcel of land
Article by Samuel Hardiman for the Tulsa World The number of call center jobs in Tulsa continues to rise after Alorica announced it would add
When Joyce Johnson moved to Oklahoma nine years ago after being recruited by a local oil and gas company, she took a big chance. A
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