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Tourism - 08.24.2011
AAA predicts fewer Oklahomans to travel over Labor Day
Economic uncertainty cited as chief factor.
by OKCBiz Staff
AAA forecasts 31.5 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from
home during the Labor Day holiday weekend, a 2.4 percent decrease from
the 32.3 million people who traveled one year ago. Read more
News Article - 08.22.2011
Whole Foods CEO plans Norman visit
by OKCBiz Staff
John Mackey
may not be a household name in Oklahoma, but when he comes to Norman in
November many are likely to be interested in what he has to say. Read more
Economy - 08.19.2011
Crude's rollercoaster brings down pump prices
by OKCBiz Staff
Pump prices across the state have been trending downward lately as the
price of oil failed to sustain much upward momentum this week. Oklahoma
drivers are now paying an average of $3.434 per gallon for self-serve
regular, a 1.6-cent decrease from last week and a dip of 16 cents since
the end of July. Nationwide, prices shed 3.1 cents from last week to
settle at $3.585 today. Read more
Sports - 08.19.2011
Regatta Festival Returns to the Oklahoma River
by OKCBiz Staff
Oklahoma City University’s Head of the Oklahoma Regatta and the Oklahoma
Regatta Festival will return to the Boathouse District on the Oklahoma
River next month. Read more
On The Move - 08.19.2011
Edmond native joins Mercy
Kansas grad, Dr. Jeremy Davis, returns to home state with Mercy Urology practice.
by OKCBiz Staff
Edmond born, KU-schooled and now Mercy bound. Urologist Jeremy Davis,
M.D., has returned to the Sooner state, bringing his laparoscopic and
robotic surgery skills to his new position at Mercy Urology. Read more
On The Move - 08.19.2011
Saxum names new president
Former vice-president and general manager Debbie Schramm promoted.
by OKCBiz Staff
Oklahoma-based integrated communications firm Saxum recently announced
the promotion of Debbie Schramm to president. In her new role, she will
be responsible for managing the growth of the company and its integrated
services for clients. Read more
Human Resources - 08.10.2011
Worker's Compensation Symposium set for Aug. 24
Learn the Latest in the Workers' Compensation System from all Facets of the Industry, August 23-24
by OKCBiz Staff
The upcoming Workers’ Compensation Symposium will feature presentations
from a “Who’s Who” of Oklahoma workers’ compensation specialists, along
with national experts in the field. Read more
Innovation - 08.02.2011
Verizon launches cash awards for innovation
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by OKCBiz Staff
For businesses and community organizations in the Oklahoma
City metro area, two $10,000 cash awards from Verizon Wireless are up for grabs.
Read more
Health Care - 08.02.2011
OMRF receives $7.8 million research grant
by OKCBiz Staff
As part of a five-year, $7.8 million research grant from the National Institute of Arthritis
and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, OMRF will create the Oklahoma Sjögren’s Syndrome Center of
Research Translation. Read more
Profiles - 08.01.2011
Carey Sue Vega
A day in the life of Carey Sue Vega, etiquette expert director, National League of Junior Cotillions
Banking and Finance - 07.26.2011
MidFirst Bank reports second quarter earnings
by OKCBiz Staff
MidFirst Bank reported July 25 that for the second quarter its earnings
were $68.9 million. Read more
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