Oklahoma City is experiencing a surge in retail development projects, reshaping the city's landscape and offering a wide range of new experiences for residents and visitors alike.
The college was recently recognized by Princeton Review’s and Entrepreneur Magazine’s annual ranking of top schools for entrepreneurship studies. The college was ranked No. 12 nationwide for graduate programs and No. 45 for undergraduate programs.
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The 300,000-square-foot facility is at OKCLogistics Park in southwest Oklahoma City. The $40 million project will bring over 130 jobs to the metro area.
The expansive $1 billion development along the Oklahoma-Texas border also includes a residential community. The project is expected to create more than 9,000 jobs in the area.
This innovative initiative empowers local communities across the state, providing them with a game-changing tool to enhance their economic development capacity. The program focuses on understanding and leveraging current capabilities, as well as guiding communities toward sustainable growth strategies.
2024 is expected to be a big year for the retail industry. Robust brands want to expand brick-and-mortar stores, but space has been hard to find. That was the message of ICSC New York last month. More than 7,500 retail industry professionals attended the event including Tammy Fate, Greater OKC Chamber’s director of retail development and recruitment.
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientists played a key role in a global effort to pinpoint the cause of a rare brain disorder similar to Parkinson’s disease.
