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Four years ago this week, Paycom, a company worth around $12.5 billion at the time, sued the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs over an article OCPA published which referenced an
Apple Stores: The US-based company opened the Mumbai store — Apple BKC — on April 18 last year, followed by the one in New Delhi — Apple Saket — two days later. Chief executive Tim Cook had flown to India for the store inaugurations.
Oklahoma City, April 19, 2024 -- A collection of bi-partisan reflections from leaders of both major political parties serve as a reminder of the unity and social cohesion that followed
Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs President Jonathan Small issued the following statement after the passage of Senate Bill 1737, which was supported by trial lawyers and strongly supported by Paycom,
Friday marks 29 years since 168 people were killed during the Oklahoma City Bombing, including 19 children.