Economy

Oklahoma City ranked as one of America’s hardest-working cities

WalletHub compared a total of 116 of the most populated cities to determine where the hardest-working Americans live.

By Eric Long

Economy / June 16, 2020

Creative Oklahoma opens Entrepreneur Mentoring Program for second round of participants

The program, launched last year, provides entrepreneurs who are accepted with a long-term team of seasoned mentoring executives who help them with advice across a broad range of business activity. Applications are due June 23.

By Staff Reports

Economy / May 25, 2020

Francis Tuttle, OU to expand aerospace class offerings with new courses

To stay ahead of the demand for talent in the aerospace industry, two schools are expanding their curriculum by creating additional courses designed to produce students whose expertise will further cement the state as a national leader.

By Chamber Staff

Economy / May 18, 2020

A plea on behalf of local retail

As we ease into Phase 2 and a greater sensation of less lockdown, let's come together to help some of the folks that make OKC what it is.

By Roy Williams

Economy / May 15, 2020

OCCHD Phase 2 guidelines for businesses

Businesses should be aware of the guidelines provided by the Oklahoma City-County Health Department as our community enters "Phase 2" of the White House's Opening Up America Again plan as of May 15.

By Chamber Staff

Economy / May 14, 2020

Economic recovery post-COVID-19 provides opportunities

The Chamber will provide resources to businesses as they transition in their return.

By Chamber Staff

Economy / May 14, 2020

New Urban Renewal program to support small businesses

Businesses with five or fewer employees located within designated Urban Renewal Areas may apply for a grant at www.ocura-ok.org for up to $10,000 through the Urban Renewal Authority Small Business Grant Program.

By The Journal Record

Economy / May 7, 2020

Costco eyeing Oklahoma City for back office operation

The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber has been working closely with the City of Oklahoma City, The Alliance for Economic Development, Oklahoma Department of Commerce, the Governor’s Office, and Oklahoma Career Tech to provide information and support to the company as they consider our market for this expansion.

By Chamber Staff