Oklahoma has tried unsuccessfully in recent years to lure other electric vehicle and battery manufacturers with big incentive deals.
The company is idling factories in Oklahoma City and Pryor and looking for money to continue operating.
Employers have failed to pay Oklahoma workers millions in wages. Here’s a look at the companies that owed the most money.
The financial backers of the failed Oklahoma sports media website claim the site’s founders owe them more than $600,000.
Sellout Crowd’s founders lured writers with promises of lucrative pay, and, thanks to some big name investors, enough funding to stay in business for three years. None of it was true.
A requirement for the EV startup to purchase an Oklahoma City factory has been removed from one deal worth millions in cash incentives.
The state will likely grant exceptions for pension systems using companies accused of boycotting the fossil fuel industry, Oklahoma Treasurer told executives after asking journalists and attorneys to leave the room.
Enel is considering the Tulsa Port of Inola as a potential site for a solar panel plant, which would create an estimated 1,500 jobs.
