Oklahoma City continues to set itself apart from other U.S. cities when it comes to recovering from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to data provided by Gusto, a leading cloud-based HR platform, Oklahoma City experienced a notable surge in job growth, cementing its position as an attractive hub for employment seekers.
Visit Oklahoma City’s recent presence at a premier conference may lead to a surge in the number of national conventions held in Oklahoma City.
The momentum of a rebounding economy and the effects of pandemic-era supplemental income streams set the stage for 2024, according to an economic outlook report released by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber.
Oklahoma City has clinched the top spot for the lowest cost of living among large cities with populations exceeding 500,000. That’s according to a recent report by the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER).
Oklahoma City has clinched the top spot for the lowest cost of living among large cities with populations exceeding 500,000. That’s according to a recent report by the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER).
According to the latest Economic Outlook Ranking, Oklahoma is ranked No. 5 for economic outlook compared to other state across the nation.
The manufacturing sector in Oklahoma is not just growing; it's evolving. With over 1,285 payrolled manufacturing business establishments in Oklahoma City, the sector is a hotbed for innovation and development. This dynamism is a critical factor in attracting new investments and sustaining long-term growth in the industry.
