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Published: November 5, 2009

Securities quote system misses stock split announced by Beard

The 2-for-1 stock split of shares of the Beard Co. was not immediately reflected on the Over-The-Counter Bulletin Board, the Oklahoma City company said Wednesday. Management said it was working with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to remedy the problem. The Beard Co. operates, acquires, or invests in businesses, primarily related to natural resources.

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First Oklahoma Holdings to move to new headquarters in Tulsa
TULSA — First Oklahoma Holdings Inc. completed its purchase Wednesday of Glencoe State Bank and has moved its headquarters to Tulsa. The bank’s name has been changed to First Oklahoma Bank. First Oklahoma Holdings, the bank’s holding company, was created last year with the purpose of opening a bank in Tulsa either through a new bank or the acquisition of an existing institution. The headquarters has been relocated to the 57th floor of CityPlex Towers at 81st Street and Lewis Avenue. That facility houses the bank’s executive and lending offices, and by January will offer a full-service banking facility on the first floor. First Oklahoma also is opening a second branch at 41st Street and Rockford Avenue, where a groundbreaking on the future 10,000-square-foot building is set for this afternoon.

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