Oklahoma becoming a magnet for millennials
A new study found that Oklahoma is a hotspot for out-of-state residents looking for a fresh start, especially millennials.
A new study found that Oklahoma is a hotspot for out-of-state residents looking for a fresh start, especially millennials.
Results from a study released by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber shed new light on Oklahoma City’s childcare crisis. The issue, which many cities across the country are facing, is negatively affecting businesses, families and the local economy.
Professional’s Choice, a leader in equine sports medicine products, has announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters from Southern California to Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City Council approved the city’s 2024 budget Tuesday, paving the way for $904.3 million in day-to-day operations funding and for hiring 119 new full-time employees compared to 2023.
A recent report shows Oklahoma ranks high for states with the most move-in curiosity based on nationwide search interest.
Oklahoma City had the 10th-lowest unemployment rate among large metros in the U.S.
To more fully understand the impact child care has on the Oklahoma City workforce, the Chamber has partnered with Coalign Group and the Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness to conduct a child care research study that will hopefully shed some light on this important topic.
Employment gains in healthcare expected to continue in 2023.