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Avis' offer for Dollar Thrifty could bring bidding war with Hertz, experts say
Avis Budget's $46.50-a-share offer for Dollar Thrifty on Wednesday followed Hertz's $41-a-share, $1.3 billion offer in late April.
Quail Creek club wears 50 well
Quail Creek Golf & Country Club is fit at 50. Membership has swelled the past several years — something not many country clubs can say — and that has enabled the club to undertake numerous renovations.
Q&A with Dan Case
Q: There has been a lot of talk about converting the nation's trucking fleet to run on natural gas as a way to reduce our reliance on foreign oil. Is that feasible for large trucks?
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- Edmond's annual Krazy Daze brings out bargains
- Panel approves new OG&E wind farm in northwest Oklahoma
- Avis' offer for Dollar Thrifty could bring bidding war with Hertz, experts say
- Transmission company looking for more work in Oklahoma
- Morgan Well Service agrees to pay back wages to current, former workers
- Graymark Healthcare adds two sleep centers
- Manufacturing in region including Oklahoma takes slight upturn
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Flintco Cranes fill Oklahoma City
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- Quail Creek club wears 50 well
- Avis' offer for Dollar Thrifty could bring bidding war with Hertz, experts say
- Transmission company looking for more work in Oklahoma
- Morgan Well Service agrees to pay back wages to current, former workers
- Graymark Healthcare adds two sleep centers
- Q&A with Steven Nell, chief financial officer of Tulsa's BOK Financial Corp.
- Retail Update: Henry Hudson's set to open
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Housing
- Few Oklahomans insured against floods
- Green is the walk, not just talk, for green builders
- Texas roofer offers 'Open Letter to Oklahoma'
- Real Deals: Saturday, July 24, 2010
- Oklahoma City skyline fills with tower cranes as the city goes against the odds in economic downturn
- Owners of Edmond's Covell Village development ask more time to complete projects
- Oklahoma City multifamily investors sitting out of the market until sellers come to their dollars and cents
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Financial
- Edmond's annual Krazy Daze brings out bargains
- Quail Creek club wears 50 well
- Panel approves new OG&E wind farm in northwest Oklahoma
- Avis' offer for Dollar Thrifty could bring bidding war with Hertz, experts say
- Transmission company looking for more work in Oklahoma
- Morgan Well Service agrees to pay back wages to current, former workers
- Graymark Healthcare adds two sleep centers
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Employment
- Oklahoma's unemployment inches up
- Hitachi distribution center moving toward October finish
- Career fair for veterans
- Jobless Oklahomans welcome return of federal benefits
- Q&A with Elizabeth "Betsy" Scott
- Oklahoma Briefs: Weed free' program to begin
- Twelve applications advance for state funding program
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Downtown OKC
- Devon Energy tower construction gains speed
- Oklahoma County advocacy group hopes playhouse raffle draws funds for kids
- MidTown draws unique mix of businesses to revived Oklahoma City area
- Fans flocking to Grateful Bean before last scoop served
- Oklahoma City coffee shop to get new home
- SandRidge Energy to acquire Arena Resources after shareholder vote
- Rawhide opens on Broadway as Automobile Alley emerges as Oklahoma City's downtown retail corridor
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Devon Energy tower construction gains speed
Steve Lackmeyer |Construction of Devon Energy Corp.'s new tower is on schedule. With the tower now six stories high, contractors expect to start...
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Texas roofer offers 'Open Letter to Oklahoma'
Richard Mize |Roofer in Dallas area offers views on out-of-state contractors flocking to Oklahoma after severe storms.
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