Describing to college students what the Federal Reserve System was about used to be fairly straightforward. The Fed was a banker\'s bank, a \"lender of last resort,\" capable of supplying emergency short-term loans to banks. Read more

Domino\'s Pizza found out the hard way what can happen when the Web hijacks conversations about your business. Then, it found out that ignoring the conversation can result in disaster. Read more

Oklahoma home prices suffered through a lost decade-plus, peaking in 1983 as the energy boom crested, bottoming in 1988, and not rebounding again until the mid-1990s as the deflationary forces of the energy bust ripped through the state\'s economy. Read more

\"How is Oklahoma City University dealing with the economic downturn?\" is the question most often asked of us lately. The answer is: We are still chasing our dream. Read more

Identifying the factors required for successful economic growth has long been of concern to economists. Such interest is certainly not misplaced. Read more

In a recent article in USA Today, the spotlight was on Oklahoma City and our growing convention business. Read more

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For many years, the first question people typically asked when seeking retirement advice was, \"How early can I retire?\" Read more

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