AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoConsumer Relief: Oklahoma residents are set to receive about $18 million in canceled lease payments under a multistate settlement with Snap Finance, which will let eligible customers keep their merchandise. Healthcare: INTEGRIS Health is joining Risant Health, a Kaiser Permanente-backed nonprofit, gaining access to greater purchasing power and resources while keeping its name and staff. Retail Growth: Oklahoma’s first IKEA opens Friday in Tulsa Hills, bringing a 51,000-square-foot store and more than 5,000 products to the state. Workforce Development: A $30 million career-training campus planned for Piedmont will prepare people with intellectual disabilities and autism for jobs in agriculture, culinary arts, manufacturing and entrepreneurship. Aerospace: OU has opened a $17.2 million air traffic control tower at Max Westheimer Airport; the airport generates about $212 million a year and supports 1,227 local jobs. Film Industry: Jason Momoa’s “Copperhead” production is drawing attention in Oklahoma City, with local businesses and crew members pointing to new work and opportunities for the state’s film workforce.
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