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Toby Keith’s secret to success? Blame it on the worm.Forbes magazine — that’s the one about the money, y’all — last month placed the Oklahoman on its annual list of the World’s 25 Highest-
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: forbes
Honky top
How you like him now?
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Toby Keith’s secret to success? Blame it on the worm.Forbes magazine — that’s the one about the money, y’all — last month placed the Oklahoman on its annual list of the World’s 25 Highest-
Gaylord family selling The Oklahoman, OPUBCO
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Clifton Adcock
The Oklahoman newspaper and OPUBCO is to be sold in early October, after more than a century of ownership by the Gaylord family, the paper announced Thursday.
Paseo power!
The arts district is getting a lot of love.
So we may be a land of "diabeetus"-plagued, uninsured drivers, but dammit if we don't know how to create a thriving, colorful arts district.
The Paseo has just been named by Travel & Leisure as one of America's most beautiful neighborhoods. I have to agree — the colorful buildings, locally owned shops and restaurants and fun vibe (the area just held its annual Fairy Ball last weekend) has made the Paseo a wonderful place to call home for the past five years. And, it's not just a pretty place. Forbes recently named the district as one of the top transformed neighborhoods. And and the real estate in the area is steady and climbing.
Doesn't that make you want to live there? It does, right? And lucky for you, I have a hot tip on an amazing brick tudor home from 1929 that is looking for a new family. It's potty-trained and everything.
by Jenny Coon Peterson
09.27.2011
1 year ago
Doesn't that make you want to live there? It does, right? And lucky for you, I have a hot tip on an amazing brick tudor home from 1929 that is looking for a new family. It's potty-trained and everything.
Be our guest!
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So, Forbes did a story on one of Oklahoma City’s first-tier citizens: Chesapeake CEO, chairman and cofounder Aubrey McClendon.
Be our guest, Part 2
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Gazette staff
An online Forbes article that is scheduled to appear in the Monday print edition features Chesapeake Energy’s Aubrey McClendon (and was originally panned by a company spokesperson as having several errors) is now posted to the company’s website.
Please don’t eat the babies
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The upcoming session of the state Legislature will wrestle with budgets, taxes and other important-sounding stuff, but perhaps no bill has fed the imagination as that of a measure aimed at banning the use of aborted fetuses in food.
What’s a billion, anyway?
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Aubrey McClendon, soon-to-be-outgoing CEO of Chesapeake Energy, is no longer one of the wealthiest people on the planet. Rest easy, however; he’s still very, very, very rich — just not in the billionaire stratosphere. At least that’s according to the latest Forbes list of human beings with the most moolah in the entire universe.
