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Consumer diffidence
For the third year in a row, OKCBiz looks back at new products that shouldn’t be on anyone’s wish list. Water world
Metro’s water future looks murky OKC company tops Fortune fastest growing companies list
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Local products make their way to Germany’s grocery stores Bricktown Brewery to undergo renovation
New decor, menu and beers in plans ‘Out of the box’
Group looks to light creative fire New iPhone app helps Oklahomans find locally made products
iPhone app uses GPS, connects to social media Google and a gaggle
Small businesses venture online for free IT’s where it is
IT hiring is strong in the metro, but salary ranges remain below national average How do they do that?
Turn your talents into a lucrative business for less than $200
For the third year in a row, OKCBiz looks back at new products that shouldn’t be on anyone’s wish list. Water world
Metro’s water future looks murky OKC company tops Fortune fastest growing companies list
Consulting Services Inc. came in above Pandora Internet Radio Giddy about Griffin’s
Local products make their way to Germany’s grocery stores Bricktown Brewery to undergo renovation
New decor, menu and beers in plans ‘Out of the box’
Group looks to light creative fire New iPhone app helps Oklahomans find locally made products
iPhone app uses GPS, connects to social media Google and a gaggle
Small businesses venture online for free IT’s where it is
IT hiring is strong in the metro, but salary ranges remain below national average How do they do that?
Turn your talents into a lucrative business for less than $200
Innovation - 12.27.2012
May we help you?
Concierge services are trending in the metro area
Kacy Schlerer of Norman has sat and talked with the elderly,
bought groceries, cleaned kitchens, put up Christmas lights, set up
parties and organized to-do lists. She’ll walk dogs, pick up dry cleaning, help care for the sick, wash cars and declutter an overstuffed garage. She and her staff will do it all for $10 an hour. Read more
Innovation - 11.26.2012
Sooner spirits
Two local distilleries plan to start operations as early as next year
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.
Read moreInnovation - 09.26.2012
Heady alliance
Local brewers join forces to promote craft brewing in the state
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
Innovation - 04.18.2012
I2E invests in glioblastomas project
by okcBIZ Staff
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. Read more
Innovation - 03.30.2012
OMRF makes top 10 postdoc list
Those completing postdoctoral fellowships are in good company at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation based on rankings in The Scientist magazine. Read more
Innovation - 12.21.2011
Google and a gaggle
Small businesses venture online for free
Debbie Musick always hoped potential clients wouldn’t ask the question. Read more
Innovation - 12.21.2011
Tech check
Got some holiday gift cards burning a hole in your pocket? Consider these high-tech toys and tools
Innovation - 11.22.2011
Consumer diffidence
For the third year in a row, OKCBiz looks back at new products that shouldn’t be on anyone’s wish list.
Innovation - 11.16.2011
OCAST awards nearly $1.9 million for 11 applied research projects
by Submitted
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. Read more
Innovation - 10.26.2011
So app-licable
Local businesses find the advantage in developing apps for smartphones
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. Read more
Innovation - 10.26.2011
IT’s where it is
IT hiring is strong in the metro, but salary ranges remain below national average
Good news for techie job
seekers: This year is showing an increase in job opportunities for IT
positions not only nationally, but in Oklahoma. Read more
Innovation - 09.28.2011
‘Out of the box’
Group looks to light creative fire
Education. Industry. Creativity. Read more
Innovation - 08.02.2011
Verizon launches cash awards for innovation
Innovation, Oklahoma City, Verizon Wireless, news, briefs, OKCBiz, Wireless Technology Innovation Awards, Motorola, prize, Verizon, Steven R. Smith, Put Your business on the Map, Skirvin Hilton
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.
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