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Boeing: Too Soon To Know Fate Of C-130 Upgrades, OKC Jobs

A spokeswoman for Boeing Co. says it is still too early to know whether a proposal to eliminate a program to upgrade the cockpits of C-130 aircraft will affect the number of jobs the company plans to move to Oklahoma City. More>>

Salmonella Outbreak That Sickened Oklahomans Linked To Taco Bell

Yum Brand Inc., the owner of Taco Bell, insisted a salmonella outbreak that sickened 68 people in 10 states, including Oklahoma, is over and customers are not at risk. More>>

AMR Spokesman: 2,100 American Airlines Jobs To Be Cut At Tulsa Base Video included

AMR, the parent company of American Airlines, has released specific numbers of job cuts it wants to make as it moves through bankruptcy. More>>

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  • American Airlines announced Wednesday that it will be moving approximately 230 jobs from Tulsa to the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
    American Airlines announced Wednesday that it will be moving approximately 230 jobs from Tulsa to the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

  • Hiring slowed in October as employers faced more uncertainty over future economic growth.
    Hiring slowed in October as employers faced more uncertainty over future economic growth.

  • For the first time in nearly two years, the overall Business Conditions Index for a nine-state region including Oklahoma has taken a negative turn.
    For the first time in nearly two years, the overall Business Conditions Index for a nine-state region including Oklahoma has taken a negative turn.

  • Oklahoma City-based Great Plains Coca-Cola Bottling Company has been acquired by Coca-Cola for $360 million.
    Oklahoma City-based Great Plains Coca-Cola Bottling Company has been acquired by Coca-Cola for $360 million.

  • Quad/Graphics, Inc announced Tuesday it will stop production at its facilities in Stillwater, which could put hundreds of people out of work.
    Quad/Graphics, Inc announced Tuesday it will stop production at its facilities in Stillwater, which could put hundreds of people out of work.

  • More than a dozen iPhone fanatics lined up early Friday morning at the AT&T store at Northwest Expressway and Rockwell to be the first to get their hands on the new iPhone 4S.
    More than a dozen iPhone fanatics lined up early Friday morning at the AT&T store at Northwest Expressway and Rockwell to be the first to get their hands on the new iPhone 4S.

  • Thousands of Oklahoma City shoppers are ready to fill their shopping carts with fresh, natural and gourmet goods that are the hallmark of Whole Foods Market.
    Thousands of Oklahoma City shoppers are ready to fill their shopping carts with fresh, natural and gourmet goods that are the hallmark of Whole Foods Market.

  • Apple says first-day pre-orders of the iPhone 4S topped 1 million, breaking the record set by last year's model.
    Apple says first-day pre-orders of the iPhone 4S topped 1 million, breaking the record set by last year's model.

  • Complaints are being made again tribal-owned payday loan companies operating in Oklahoma.
    An investigation of tribal-owned payday loan companies operating in Oklahoma finds that 30 percent of all the payday loan complaints filed at the Better Business Bureau are against seven companies, all located near Miami.

  • Oklahoma's gasoline price average has dropped 23 cents over the last 17 days, according to AAA Oklahoma.
    Oklahoma's gasoline price average has dropped 23 cents over the last 17 days, according to AAA Oklahoma.

  • Financial advisor Bryndon Manzer says there are a lot of drawbacks to taking money from your 401k to help pay for a child's college education.
    Financial advisor Bryndon Manzer says there are a lot of drawbacks to taking money from your 401k to help pay for a child's college education.

Layoffs More>>

Oklahoma Laying Off 75 at Homes for Mentally Disabled

Seventy-five employees at two state homes for the mentally disabled will be notified shortly that their jobs have been eliminated. More>>

Pryor Plant Laying Off 55 Employees For Up To 60 Days

Lone Star Industries in Pryor is laying off 55 employees for 30 to 60 days. More>>

Unemployment More>>

October Not A Good Month For Oklahoma In Terms Of Unemployment

Closer to home, Tulsa County's unemployment rate for October 2010 was 7.5 percent, up from September 2010's rate of 7.3 percent. More>>

36 People Laid Off from Oklahoma City Public Schools Staff

Central office employees for Oklahoma City Public Schools began receiving termination letters this week. OKCPS district leaders have sent letters to 36 employees. More>>

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