Topic: Economy
News Article - 05.11.2010
Panhandle Oil and Gas Inc. reports very positive first quarter results
by OKCBiz Staff
The company recorded a net income of $5,163,566, or $0.61 per share, as compared to a net loss of $945,256, or $0.11 per share, for the comparable 2009 quarter. Read more
News Article - 09.23.2009
OU-Texas rivalry ingrained in Dallas
The day after Stephen Koranda officially accepted his new job a few months back as executive director of the Norman Convention and Visitors Bureau, he received a call on his personal cell phone. Read more
News Article - 05.22.2010
The Urban Gardener OKC opens its doors on Western Ave.
The 900-square-foot store offers hydroponics, organics, horticultural lighting and nutrients for gardeners and plant lovers. Read more
News Article - 08.06.2010
Thunder expands partnerships with Hertz, Love\'s
by OKCBiz Staff
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. Read more
News Article - 03.23.2010
Check out the latest happenings within 11 distinct areas of the metro
Development, progress and more abound in the metro\'s many districts. Read more
News Article - 08.12.2009
Oklahoma City\'s sales tax receipts decline for sixth straight month
The August distribution of sales tax collections by the Oklahoma Tax Commission, primarily representing local tax receipts from June business, show declines in four metro area cities when compared to the same month last year. Those cities include Oklahoma City, Edmond, Midwest City and Chickasha. Read more
News Article - 03.23.2010
Expert Q&A: Wealth Management
Nick Harroz III President Mark I Asset Management Read more
News Article - 02.05.2010
CocoFlow Chocolate Shoppe re-opens in Bricktown
by Pamela Grady
Chocolate and java junkies in Oklahoma City\'s Bricktown area may now get their caffeine fix at CocoFlow Chocolate Shoppe, 100 E Main, Ste. 101, in the Mercantile Building next to Citywalk. Read more
News Article - 04.15.2010
Metro-area cities showing slight improvement with April sales tax distribution
Oklahoma City experienced its 14th consecutive drop, but by far the lowest negative dip to date. Read more
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