Economy

Several movies and TV shows filmed in Oklahoma recently will be available for viewing in 2023.

WalletHub today conducted a recent study ranking states whose unemployment rates are bouncing back the most compared to pre-pandemic levels.

The Association of Oklahoma General Contractors continues to build, improve and maintain Oklahoma’s roads and bridges through the 8-Year Construction Work Plan.

Two recent changes to the U.S. Bankruptcy Code are helpful to small business debtors needing to restructure due to the financial fallout from the pandemic.

Much of the current conversation about returning to normalcy pretends that public health and the larger economy are unrelated.

Have you gotten your company products ordered for the new year? If not, then Fifth Quarter Printing would like to remind you to get your orders in before the new tax year.

If you’re looking for the perfect gift, Kendra Scott is here to help. Whether you’re shopping for the social butterfly, gal-on-the-go, BFF or mother-in-law, Kendra Scott has something for everyone.

Northeast Oklahoma City is rebuilding for a bright future as a group of architects, developers and community leaders are investing in the area’s restoration. The EastPoint Project aims to encourage economic growth by revitalizing the community’s infrastructure.

What is MAPS?

If you have a son or daughter going through the college search process and looking for a major, then take a look at the 10 top tech jobs for 2019. These are going to be in more demand in the coming years due to our tech-heavy society, according to recruiters and career counselors.

Much has been written about the reasons for Oklahoma City’s renaissance. Residents frequently hear about the city’s past outstanding mayors, the non-partisan form of government, the 18-year tenure of City Manager Jim Couch, the Thunder and the transformative success of MAPS.

Top aerospace executives from around the state will gather for The Oklahoma Aerospace Forum, sponsored by INTRUST Bank, on Tuesday, Oct. 30. Attendees will hear from industry leaders, who will discuss topics related to aerospace in Oklahoma.

Many Oklahomans forget the importance of the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System (MKARNS). The 445-mile inland waterway system begins at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, running through Oklahoma and Arkansas all the way to the Mississippi River.