Local freelancers share tips and advice on how to cut ties with employers. Read more

Oklahoma has yet to capitalize on the $80 billion overall U.S. medical device market. Read more

As of Jan. 1, all businesses with a pension plan or 401(k) are now required to file certain forms with the Department of Labor electronically. Read more

Oklahoma makes a strong push in technical education and state incentives for companies and employees alike. Read more

With the numbers of housing units sold up 19.2% statewide for the fourth quarter, the housing market may be on the rebound from a slumped 2009. Read more

Disabled people are becoming successful business people, thanks to governmental aid programs and technology that makes doing business easier for those who cannot see, hear, move or speak. Read more

On March 31, Live Earth Oklahoma will host the first Corporate Forum at Oklahoma City University\'s Meinders School of Business. Read more

Live Earth Oklahoma, an upcoming event focusing on green initiatives, is offering a corporate and business event designed to help local businesses and CEOs make a plan to become more eco-friendly. Read more

From coffee shop sites to shopping sites to corporate sites, each has its own look and personality, but the good ones have key things in common. Read more

Fans all over Oklahoma and even into Kansas turn out for Thunder games, as a result of a direct and aggressive marketing strategy by the Thunder to all of Oklahoma. Read more

Layoffs and unemployment are driving more would-be entrepreneurs toward self-employment, and although America is built on innovation, some dreamers lack the basics to make a business work. Read more

In today\'s world of health-conscious cuisine, one Oklahoma City company is changing the way consumers view steak. The beef dinner tends to get a bad rap, but Chef\'s Requested Foods has introduced the first 100-calorie steak. Read more

In an attempt to give Oklahoma City\'s poorest children that help at an early age, the Oklahoma City Educare facility opened last summer at 500 SE Grand, providing education, child care and other services for kids ages 5 and younger. Read more

2009 was a tough year for the livestock and crop industries in Oklahoma, but 2010 may bring the beginning of a recovery. Read more

When the General Motors plant in Oklahoma City unexpectedly closed in February 2006, the facility became a subject of speculation. Those questions were answered in 2008, when Oklahoma County purchased the facility, with taxpayer approval, to lease the old plant to the U.S. Air Force. Read more