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Published: January 8, 2010
Oklahoma's regional economy positioned to thrive
BY DON MECOY
The Great Plains states from North Dakota to Oklahoma have weathered the recession better than most, and are well placed to thrive as the nation’s economy recovers, the publisher of Forbes said Thursday in Oklahoma City .

Rich Karlgaard ,Forbes publisher, author, blogger and entrepreneur, noted that Oklahoma City has the lowest unemployment rate among the nation’s large cities. The region’s ...

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