Features
Gazette staff
With a rosier outlook on jobs growth, more people are opting to dump their leases for personal cars, and drive company-issued vehicles instead, finds one website.
Thursday 23 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: jobs
Where we're going, we don't need leases
Economy upturn results in car lease downturn
Features
Gazette staff
With a rosier outlook on jobs growth, more people are opting to dump their leases for personal cars, and drive company-issued vehicles instead, finds one website.
The gap trap
OKC budget could face a nearly $19 million gap by 2017.
News
Clifton Adcock
Oklahoma City could face an $18.7 million budget gap within the next five years, the City Council learned during its first budget workshop of the year.
Jobs, jobs, jobs
From grind to grad
In increasing numbers, adults are heading back to college for fulfillment.
News
Dean Anderson
Josh Hughes, Summer Maxey, John Maloy and Jennie Whiteman may have never met, but they’re all working to get to the same place.
Degree of disappointment
A college education no longer guarantees plentiful career opportunities.
Over-regulating energy costs jobs
Commentary
Brian Bush
As state policymakers debate how to increase Oklahoma’s historically significant role in energy exploration and production, I hope that both state and federal officials will keep in mind the growing concern among voters regarding unnecessary federal regulations that are hamstringing our energy industry.
Boeing bucks
OKC plans to negotiate incentives for a second round of Boeing job relocations.
News
Clifton Adcock
The Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust unanimously approved efforts paving the way for the city to award the Boeing company incentive money in exchange for new jobs.
