Oklahoma Business News

A panel of eight federal appellate court judes heard oral arguments Thursday afternoon in Hobby Lobby Stores Inc.'s challenge to part of the Affordable Care Act that requires it to cover the cost of emergency contraceptives for its employees.

TimeCar is now open for business in Deep Deuce. It's a car sharing service, and will offer nearby residents and businesses 24-hour access to vehicles.

Providing bottled water and filtration systems is what the Mollman family has worked on for five decades. They are a Culligan's water franchisee.

A once forgotten alley converted into a plaza is just a glimpse of how developers, planners and civic leaders are looking at “place making” as the next big key to urban redevelopment.

Chesapeake Energy Corp. has sold the twin Central Park office buildings near N Lincoln Boulevard and Interstate 44 for $22 million, taking a $7 million loss on the properties it purchased two years ago.

Coming up in tomorrow's Oklahoman: an update on a high profile murder trial, will furloughs still take place within the Department of Defense, what is "Tier 3" gasoline and movement within the Hertz corporation.

BC Clark is hiding jewelery around Oklahoma City between now and Mother’s Day, with hints provided on its Facebook page.

Mideke Building LLC has closed on the Mideke building in Bricktown, construction set to start next week on converting top three floors into 36 apartments.