AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy Costs: Oklahoma drivers paid an average $3.91 a gallon for gas on Oct. 28, about $1.40 more than a year earlier. The state’s oil production offers little insulation because crude is priced on global markets, with the Iran war cited as a major pressure. Data Center Debate: Oklahoma City approved a data center project as neighbors raised concerns, keeping questions about power demand and who bears the costs in focus. Business Expansion: In-N-Out’s CEO named Oklahoma among states the burger chain is considering for future locations, though no expansion commitment has been announced. Banking: The Federal Reserve approved Scotiabank’s acquisition of Oklahoma-based MapleMark Bank, clearing a key step in the deal. Tulsa Industry: BlackHawk Industrial is consolidating four Tulsa-area sites into one hub, while a new airport terminal project has also broken ground.
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