Global tech company to locate new, North American headquarters at MidAmerica

[Jake]

I really, REALLY hope OK lands the Panasonic plant.

[shavethewhales]

It's an odd company, but they do what they do well and have a variety of business lines related to computing and storage. This further cements the area's status as a hub for data storage/tech infrastructure, so it's still a big win. Another ~150 tech jobs is great for the area.

[Laramie]

  
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This site is ideal for data plants.   Tulsa's economy will flourish as it diversifies and becomes less oil dependent.

Predict you'll see Panasonic once all of these companies sign on at MidAmerica.

[ComeOnBenjals]

Nice to read that there were no local or state incentives on this... shows that the area is desirable enough by itself.