http://okc.biz/oklahoma/articles.sec-12-1-innovation.html Through the Oklahoma Seed Capital Fund, i2E Inc. has invested $500,000 in Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation's Glioblastoma Project. The Seed Fund participated in an investment round of $1 million with co-investment from the research foundation.]]> Those completing postdoctoral fellowships are in good company at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation based on rankings in The Scientist magazine.]]> Debbie Musick always hoped potential clients wouldn’t ask the question.]]>
]]> When a magazine is as awesome as OKCBiz, everyone wants some ink! Our email boxes get flooded with press releases touting “cutting-edge” and “revolutionary” products that … well, don’t strike us as such. These are the ones we found most dubious in 2011.]]> Board members who oversee the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST) today awarded nearly $1.9 million to 11 research applicants. Tuesday’s awards are the first in the Oklahoma Applied Research program for FY 2012. All research projects will be completed within three years.]]> Want to find the lease history of a building in Oklahoma City? Check on travel information at Will Rogers World Airport? Get updated info on Oklahoma City University classes? There’s an app for all that.]]> Good news for techie job seekers: This year is showing an increase in job opportunities for IT positions not only nationally, but in Oklahoma.]]> Education. Industry. Creativity.]]>
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]]> For businesses and community organizations in the Oklahoma City metro area, two $10,000 cash awards from Verizon Wireless are up for grabs. ]]> City planners have long understood that without water, there are no cities.
]]> “If newspapers are dead, why did Murdoch and Fox News bet the bank on buying The Wall Street Journal?” ]]> Fans of Griffin’s pancake syrup can pick up a bottle at grocery stores in Oklahoma, several surrounding states and Germany.
]]> In June, Klingons, Stormtroopers and science-fiction characters of all kinds gathered in Oklahoma City for the annual SoonerCon, a local science-fiction/fantasy convention. ]]> The Made in Oklahoma Coalition launched its free MIO app last week, giving subscribers listings of products, restaurants and recipes exclusively Oklahoma made.
]]> Oklahoma City based companies came in at number one and number 30 on Fortune magazine’s “Inner City 100,” a listing of the 100 fastest growing companies in the country.]]> Joey's Pizzeria opened along Film Row April 1, as additional eateries and a coffee roaster are setting up shop Downtown. A count by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber showed 69 Downtown retail establishments have opened, plan to open, or have expanded since 2007.]]> Bricktown Brewery is set for a top-to-bottom renovation. The ownership group, Edmond-based Enduring Brands LLC, has plans to freshen up the decor and menu while continuing to brew exclusive beers.]]>