Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. John Navin is a Colorado-based journalist who writes about stocks. It’s been a handy moniker for business journalists: you could ...

OOLOGAH, Okla. — A drive down 169, in Oologah, provides views of the countryside and a little fall foliage. But tucked away in the woods is a small yellow sign. “I’ve been contacting all my friends ...

The seasonal bar lineup includes a returning crowd-pleaser plus a pair of limited-time sips — while the value section grows by two hearty plates geared toward cold-weather comfort. Red Lobster is ...

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TULSA, Okla. — Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) is moving forward with a major infrastructure upgrade first announced in 2022, aimed at strengthening the electric grid in south Tulsa and Jenks ...

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission approves PSO’s request to purchase a power plant in Jenks. PSO first asked OCC to buy the Green Country Power Plant from Tokyo-based J-Power back in September. The ...

Increasing demand for electricity in Tulsa area expected to outgrow supply of power within two years. PSO buying and building new generation capacity, asking to recover cost from customers TULSA, Okla ...

The group of major tech stocks--colloquially referred to as the Magnificent 7--are on the brink of closing at a combined market value of $20 trillion for the first time ever. Shares of Alphabet, ...

The dynamic monthly cycle, graphed below, rises into Q4 The composite of the one-, four-, and ten-year cycles rise into yearend The indices and the advance-decline line are at new highs. Edgar ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR)— It has been four years since a historic and bitterly cold winter storm blanketed Oklahoma. Most of us are reminded of it every time we look at our electricity bill each month.