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Some apps are created locally, as the smartphone software market balloons

To show clients they were serious about creating apps for mobile devices, developers at Phase 2 Interactive screwed around with colored squares.

Rod Lott

Compass briefs: Crimson and Whipped Creme bakery and coffee bar opens in Norman

The restaurant serves a large variety of baked goods, including scones, muffins and more.

Pamela A. Grady

Compass briefs: Construction on Diagnostic Laboratory of Oklahoma breaks ground

The property will serve as the company’s clinical reference laboratory and administrative home for the state of Oklahoma.

Pamela A. Grady

Compass briefs: Oklahoma City University opens upscale resale shop OCU BLUEtique

The store will sell clothing, household items, jewelry, toys, books, sporting goods and small electronic devices.

Pamela A. Grady

Compass briefs: Three First Watch restaurants planned for metro

Ghassan Dabbour, president of Dabbour Enterprises, is now a franchise owner of First Watch, a breakfast, brunch and lunch chain.

Pamela A. Grady

Flexible offices help give small businesses a leg up in professionalism

An emerging trend in office spaces lends small businesses the ability to rent the flexible or “virtual” office.

Rod Lott

With many national concerts skipping the metro, a mid-sized venue could get Oklahoma City rocking harder

It’s often difficult to find the appropriate place for musicians who don't fill 1,800-capacity spaces to play in the capitol city.

Joshua Boydston

ODOT says funding is in place for new boulevard, but there may not be enough

The price tag of the boulevard itself is an amorphous number that — until August — hadn’t been put in the ODOT budget cycle.

Dean Anderson

Under construction: ongoing projects throughout the greater metro area

Part 2 of a series featuring ongoing projects throughout the greater metro area.

Pamela A. Grady

UCO Forensic Science Institute first higher education building in state to receive LEED certification

Construction waste management, recycled content, use of regional building materials and water use reduction in construction and design helped earn the award.

OKCBiz Staff