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Coverage of business in Tulsa focuses on companies, markets and commerce. Reporting follows organizational developments ranging from independent operations to large enterprises.

Salvation Army to Launch Tulsa Angel Tree Program

Salvation Army to Launch Tulsa Angel Tree Program

The annual holiday gift drive helps Tulsa-area families and seniors in need, with donors selecting paper tags at Woodland Hills Mall.

Live Poll

Would you adopt an Angel or donate to a holiday program helping local families this year?


Philanthropy

Philanthropy

Potter Project Food Pantry Sees Rising Demand

The North Tulsa nonprofit serves about 132 families monthly and is asking for more food donations as the holiday season approaches.


Openings & Closings

Live Poll

Is your local business district primarily built for residents or tourists?

Openings & Closings

Silhouette Sneakers to Close Tulsa Storefront Thursday

The Greenwood District sneaker shop will cease physical operations after seven years in business.

Silhouette Sneakers to Close Tulsa Storefront Thursday

Jobs

Live Poll

Do you generally prefer using digital apps over in-person processes for your workplace scheduling?

Remote Work

MetroLink Tulsa Launches Digital Bus Driver Bidding

The transit agency shifts to a mobile platform to manage driver shift assignments and eliminate paper bidding.

MetroLink Tulsa Launches Digital Bus Driver Bidding

People

Live Poll

Do you believe the appointment of a new police chief will improve safety in your community?

People

Jonathan Brooks Sworn In as Tulsa Police Chief

The veteran officer took the oath of office following a national search conducted by the city's leadership.

Jonathan Brooks Sworn In as Tulsa Police Chief

Industry

Live Poll

Should Oklahoma use state funds to expand rail capacity at the Port of Catoosa?

Transportation

Tulsa Ports to Add $23M Unit-Train Rail Project

The first phase of a unit-train rail expansion at the Port of Catoosa is set to finish at the end of November 2026.

Tulsa Ports to Add $23M Unit-Train Rail Project

More in Business

This section follows corporate mergers, store closures, funding rounds, industry reports and executive changes. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it to track shifts in the local commercial landscape. The concentration of energy and aviation companies in the region means that market fluctuations in those sectors have an outsized impact on the broader economy. Employment trends and office vacancy rates remain the most frequent indicators of the city's economic health.