Dell to cut 200 jobs at city site
‘They love Oklahoma City. This is nothing more than a reflection of what Michael Dell was trying to do with the company.' Natalie Shirley, state Commerce secretary
City and state officials expressed confidence in the future of Dell Inc. 's local presence after the company Thursday laid off about 200 Oklahoma City workers as part of a companywide restructuring.
Roy Williams , chairman of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce , said about 10 percent of the local work force was laid off as the computer company eliminated the consumer sales division at its Oklahoma City ...
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