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There has never been a year like the one that produced the numbers and rankings in this year’s Oklahoma Inc.

No. 1: Syntroleum Corp. tops list of state’s best companies

Business | Sun, Nov 15, 2009 | Comments Comment on this article4

TULSA — It almost sounds like something out of a medieval tale of alchemy: Syntroleum Corp. developed a process to turn animal fat into high quality diesel fuel.

No. 3: Thrifty’s bouncing high after hitting bottom

Business | Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Comments Comment on this article0

TULSA — A roller coaster doesn’t even begin to describe the ride Tulsa-based Dollar Thrifty has been on this year.

No. 5: AAON’s record profits heat up cold market

Weather | Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Comments Comment on this article0

TULSA — AAON Inc., one of only two state companies to post a gain at the end of a financially tumultuous 2008, climbed from its 25{+t}{+h} ranking in last year’s Oklahoma Inc. to the fifth best performing Oklahoma company for 2009.

No. 2: Orchids Paper Products sees a blooming future

Business | Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Comments Comment on this article0

Orchids Paper Products, the second best performing publicly traded company in Oklahoma in 2009, has hardly had a misstep since going public in 2005.

No. 4: Sights are set on rise in Pre-Paid Legal’s era

Business | Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Comments Comment on this article1

ADA — The economy is still in the doldrums, people are losing their jobs — and conditions couldn’t be better for Ada-based Pre-Paid Legal.

No. 6: Solid business principles cited in Alliance success

Business | Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Comments Comment on this article0

TULSA — Brian Cantrell is not surprised by Alliance Resource Partners LP’s place among the top 10 Oklahoma companies for the year ending June 30.



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Absence of analyst’s insight noticed

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It’s fair to say this year’s Oklahoma Inc. was put together with one notable omission: input from local analyst Bob...

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Syntroleum Corp. tops list of state’s best companies Sun, Nov 15, 2009 | Add a comment TULSA — It almost sounds like something out of a medieval tale of alchemy: Syntroleum Corp. developed a process to turn animal fat into high quality diesel fuel. It may not be turning lead...
Absence of analyst’s insight noticed Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Add a comment It’s fair to say this year’s Oklahoma Inc. was put together with one notable omission: input from local analyst Bob Rader. For several years, Rader’s voice helped explain the...
Manufacturers staying competitive in recession Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Add a comment The 2009 list of the state’s 10-best performing companies includes three manufacturers, two of which moved from 10 to 20 spots into the top tier. Fifth-ranked AAON Inc. was ranked No. 25 in...
Orchids Paper Products sees a blooming future Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Add a comment PRYOR — Oklahoma Inc.’s No. 2 is on a roll. Orchids Paper Products, the second best performing publicly traded company in Oklahoma in 2009, has hardly had a misstep since going public...
Thrifty’s bouncing high after hitting bottom Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Add a comment TULSA — A roller coaster doesn’t even begin to describe the ride Tulsa-based Dollar Thrifty has been on this year. The car rental company pulled itself from the brink of bankruptcy and...

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Explaining the rankings: State companies still recovering from downfall’s damage

Business | Sat, Nov 14, 2009 | Comments Comment on this article0

There has never been a year like the one that produced the numbers and rankings in this year’s Oklahoma Inc.
"We were struck by a meteor last September,” JPMorgan Chase economist Jim Glassman said recently in Oklahoma City. "It did huge damage to the U.S. economy. But we’re rapidly recovering from this at least on the financial side.”

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