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Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau generates $414 million in direct spending for OKC

This equates to a return on investment for Oklahoma City of 114:1 – every dollar spent in the CVB’s budget will generate $114 in future direct spending for Oklahoma City.

OKCBiz Staff

Comments (0) | 8/31/2010

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

Comments (0) | 8/23/2010

Thunder expands partnerships with Hertz, Love's

The Ford Center’s Loud City will now be Love’s Loud City, while the South Terrace Lounge will be known as Hertz Gold Terrace Lounge.

OKCBiz Staff

Comments (0) | 8/05/2010

Bricktown’s Kingman building sold for $6.4M

Locally-based Black Oak Investments purchased the 54,642-square-foot building at $85 per square foot for a price of $6,400,000 from Bricktown Wire LLC.

OKCBiz Staff

Comments (0) | 8/03/2010

Thunder General Manager Presti signs extension

The terms of the extension were not disclosed, per club policy.

OKCBiz Staff

Comments (0) | 7/22/2010

Smith named new exec director of Bricktown Association

Remembering the past, building upon the present and planning for the future were the points city and state leaders addressed at the 2010 State of Bricktown.

Heidi Rambo Centrella

Comments (0) | 7/01/2010

Experts say the economic impact of OKC Thunder is substantial

The Thunder have an economic impact of approximately $60-80 million.

Dean Anderson

Comments (0) | 6/21/2010

Compass briefs: Bricktown to receive two new eateries

A pizza parlor and a frozen yogurt establishment are entering Bricktown’s canal.

Pamela Grady

Comments (0) | 4/19/2010

Thunder sells out of nearly 4000 playoff tickets

The tickets were sold out in twenty-five minutes.

OKCBiz Staff

Comments (0) | 4/16/2010

Pre-Paid Legal Services convention to bring economic boost to OKC

The convention annually ranks as one of the largest events in Oklahoma City.

Kaylee Burton

Comments (0) | 3/24/2010


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