Another week, another random Top 10 list that Tulsa and OKC ends up on. What's going on with that? Apparently, our state's largest cities are the poster child paradigms for suburban, mid-market, urban sprawl utopias. (Editor's Note: I think magazine list makers have learned that people in Oklahoma are the only one's who care about magazine lists.)
Last week, Forbes ran an article ranking the best cities for young entrepreneurs. They based the rankings on access to capital, affordability, community support, and the overall business atmosphere. They published their findings complete with raw statistic figures and zero commentary or further explanation. Oh yeah, it was also in satanic slide show format. Here are the slides: