Economy – Page 26

Water Continues to Take Center Stage

Confronting the Water Crisis By: Warren Vieth | March 1, 2013 Everywhere you look, people are worked up about water.

American Airlines merger has both firms’ workers sweating the logistics BY KYLE ARNOLD World Staff Writer Sunday, March 10, 2013

Would administrative workers’ comp system save Oklahoma money? By Randy Ellis Oklahoma will be paying money to save money if

Bill promoting state tax incentives to spur hiring of veterans passes House BY WAYNE GREENE World Senior Writer Friday, March

Oklahoma workers’ comp bill ‘unworkable’ as written, advisory board says By Zeke Campfield Legislation that would change how Oklahoma’s injured

Holder: Banks May Be Too Large to Prosecute By Alan Zibel and Brent Kendall Here’s an unexpected addition to the

Small business is big business in Oklahoma BY LAURIE WINSLOW World Staff Writer Wednesday, March 06, 2013 Small businesses have

POLLING SHOWS OKLAHOMANS OPPOSE “PRESCRIPTION-ONLY” LAWS FOR SOME COMMON MEDICATIONS (Oklahoma City – March 4th, 2013) The Asthma and Allergy

Oklahoma’s economic growth slowing, reports show State Treasurer Ken Miller says Oklahoma’s economic growth is at a more subdued pace.

Harold Hamm top Oklahoma resident on Forbes billionaire list BY Staff and Wire Reports Tuesday, March 05, 2013 Mexican billionaire

Kansas tax cuts raise budget concerns BY RANDY KREHBIEL World Staff Writer Monday, March 04, 2013 Last year, Kansas did

Analysts: Change is only certainty in American Airlines merger, and many are pessimistic BY Staff and Wire Reports Sunday, March