In a lab at Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, scientists are cloning antibodies. Read more

GoldFire Studios in Oklahoma City develops games for the web, and its new concept, CasinoRPG, is a community-based game and an ambitious departure for the company from its other titles. Read more

In October, PeopleSource of Oklahoma City began getting calls from companies needing warehouse and industrial help over the holidays, as businesses began gearing up for the traditional shopping bonanza. Read more

Hunter Merritt takes a sip of the amber liquid swirling in a tumbler, enjoying the taste of the whiskey as if it were his own.

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In Oklahoma City, the jobs exist, but the qualified employees may not. Read more

Allied Arts is once again hosting its big, biennial fundraiser, “OPUS VII: Party Wow.” Organizers promise the event to be energetic, nonstop and unique. Read more

In 2011, $314 million was generated by nonprofit arts and cultural organizations in Oklahoma, making it a powerhouse of economic development. Read more

Oklahomans like beer. Since the turn of the century, national breweries like Budweiser and Miller have had great success in Oklahoma. For many years, commercially brewed beers were the only option for beer lovers. Read more

The idea of employee uniforms with embedded computer chips that can be tracked through specialized antennae may sound high-tech for a simple laundry service, but Clean is anything but a simple laundry service.
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Chances are that if you look up in your office, in any store, or in any warehouse, the plastic white cases that hold four fluorescent T12 magnetic light bulbs are there. Read more

In Norman, one street serves as a major thoroughfare ... and a major headache for residents. Read more

When Tim Berney flies out of Oklahoma City on business, he almost always chooses direct flights.

Spending less time in airports means more time generating revenue, and those direct flights typically are to Atlanta, Denver, Kansas City and Phoenix.

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In 1992, Jason Woodruff of Oklahoma City lost his father. At 9 years old, he longed for his dad, a man who took him sailing and helped him with homework. While watching a news special about a grief support center in Portland, he asked his mother if Oklahoma City had a place that could help him.

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In 1992, a small group of Oklahomans planned a black-tie affair that would raise money for the newly formed Oklahoma AIDS Care Fund, or OACF. That first event was small and intimate, raising $84,000 for HIV/AIDS health and medical agencies in the state.

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If given the option of working from home — albeit with a 25% pay cut — would the average employee choose that option? Read more