A historic hospital building in Greenwood has been restored into an entrepreneurship hub for Tulsans seeking ways to build their businesses.
Category: Business
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Meta reveals it’s behind east Tulsa data center attracting praise and protests
State and city officials trumpeted $3.3 billion in economic activity over the next three years. But protesters worry about the impact on resources.
Posted inLa Semana
Hundreds of out-of-towners take home lessons from east Tulsa’s business district
Tulsa Global District welcomed 1,900 local leaders from across the U.S. to learn how the city is building up the eastside. Here’s what they found.
Posted inBusiness
A decade in, Tulsa’s Gradient says its economic impact is approaching $2 billion
A decade after launching and two years after rebranding, the Tulsa entrepreneurship hub is home to more than 40 companies.
Posted inCulture
Neon dream: State sprinkles money along Route 66, hopes it seeds growth
The state has given $22 million to cities and towns for 47 projects along Route 66.
Posted inBusiness
Tulsa Remote marks 4,000 arrivals as program evolves post-pandemic
Eight years in, the worker relocation program that attracted national attention points to economic gains for Tulsa and strong retention numbers.
Posted inGovernment
Once divided, Sand Springs residents band together to demand recall of elected officials
Project Spring has already generated lawsuits, protests and national headlines. Now the data center debate has reached new heights with a recall election campaign.
Posted inFood
A decade in, Kitchen 66 serves as catalyst for transforming Tulsa’s food scene
Created by the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation in 2016, the program has helped aspiring food entrepreneurs turn their ideas into fully fleshed-out businesses.
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Tulsa icon Utica Square sold to out-of-state developer
A 60-year chapter of Tulsa civic and retail history closed with the sale of Utica Square.
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Developer pulls out of Coweta data center project, ending plans for Project Atlas
After facing intense community opposition, Beale Infrastructure officially withdrew its proposal to build the 270-acre Project Atlas.
Posted inLa Semana
Rising ICE enforcement prompts some Tulsa businesses to offer resources, support resistance
Immigration enforcement has looked different in Tulsa. But that doesn’t mean business owners haven’t noticed — and some want to signal their opposition to ICE.
Posted inGovernment
Tulsa will pause new data center construction for 9 months after council vote
The proposal was reduced from a year to nine months. Planning commissioners are still set to consider Project Anthem in east Tulsa April 1.