While the economy continues to rebound, the majority of metro MBA programs report strong enrollment numbers as students continue the spring semester. Read more

A leap of faith - that\'s what metro retailers call their regular trips to markets in Dallas, Chicago, Atlanta and New York to procure product to sell over the next 12 months. Read more

Judge Robert Henry takes over as the university\'s 17th president on July 1. Read more

Oklahoma City metro auto dealers hope to see a recovery in new-vehicle retail sales in 2010, but after a year of sales dropping monthly, that hope is tentative. Read more

As the new executive director of the Mary Abbott Children\'s House Child Abuse response center in Norman, Way is charged with helping abused and neglected children pick up the pieces after their worlds have been shattered. Read more

As markets turned south and economic outlooks remained uncertain, investors continued to hedge their bets against a sinking dollar by turning to gold and precious stones. Read more

Gender and ethnicity issues are coming to the forefront now more than ever before as companies begin working on diversity inclusion. Read more

Now, as the chamber\'s president and CEO prepares to retire after nearly a quarter decade of service, a new number looms on Rush\'s horizon: 8. The man who has helped put Oklahoma business on the map will chart a new course March 31 - one that will take him across the country to spend time with his eight grandchildren. Read more

Mix today\'s unemployment rates with the current economy, and the no-strings-attached option of hiring temps has become increasingly attractive for Oklahoma businesses Read more

Nationwide, more than 10% of workers in the United States were unemployed as 2009 came to a close. The state economy was nearly as dreary, with massive budget cuts for every state agency. Read more

With the prospect of a stronger economy in 2010, more and more businesses are cautiously optimistic about their bottom lines in the new year. But no matter what the economy does, owners and benefit managers say health care costs will continue to be a drain. Read more

Most people would never consider breaking into someone\'s house and stealing their belongings. The majority of us cringe at the thought of hurting someone badly enough to send them to the hospital. But then again, people will chuckle when they tell how they drove home after one too many drinks. Read more

Few people get the opportunity to write their own job description. And after getting that new gig, even fewer get a $5.4 million checkbook to help win friends and influence people. Read more

A big gamble. That\'s what lies ahead for retailers this holiday shopping season. If Black Friday - the traditional post-Thanksgiving Day shopping fiesta - fizzles, then expect another dreary retail season. If consumers come out, showing confidence in an economy that continues to show glimmers of hope, then it could be a sign that the recession is over. Either way, it\'s already too late for some retailers. Read more

After having done her part with the Allied Arts drive, chairing the Oklahoma City Museum of Art and serving as president of Junior League, Ann Felton thought her stint with Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity would be brief. Read more