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Verizon Business support center may bring 400 jobs to Tulsa |
Verizon Business has opened a computer customer service and support center in Tulsa, with potential for 400 employees when fully operational.
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OG&E files to increase wind power |
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. confirmed the plans it announced last fall and on Monday formally filed its intention of increasing its wind power to 4.5 times its current level.
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EDGE officials urge Oklahoma researchers to submit proposals |
Researchers are invited to submit proposals to the state's Economic Development Generating Excellence, or EDGE Policy Board, which expects to have $13 million ready to spend on the right research project.
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State, metro gas prices drop slightly |
As freakish as it may sound, local and state average gas prices are retreating – if you can call 1.5 cents a retreat. Regardless, state drivers will take it, especially after nine consecutive days of record prices. That streak was right on
the heels of a 14-day period of consecutive highs from April 18 through May 1.
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