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The House That Wasn’t Built

UCR’s Center for Economic Forecasting says the region’s housing problem is a land use issue solvable at the local level “It shouldn’t be about country club...

Opinion5 years ago

Veteran Small Business Owners are critical to the Inland Empire Economy

OPINION: By Al Arguello, Bank of America Market President, Inland Empire Each year, more than 200,000 U.S. military veterans return to civilian life, including 10 percent...

Economy5 years ago

The Recession That Wasn’t: Despite A Historically Long Expansion, Leading New Forecast Says The Inland Empire Economy Will Continue On Growth Trajectory

Housing Remains Greatest Immediate and Longer Term Challenge; Despite Some Trade War Impacts and Yield Curve Consternation, Neither Will Lead To A Downturn in 2020 November...

Business5 years ago

Women Entrepreneurs Continue as a Driving Force

Women Entrepreneurs Continue as a Driving Force By Bansree Parikh, Bank of America Market Executive, Commercial Banking for the Inland Empire As national Women’s Small Business Month comes to a close,...

Economy5 years ago

Governor’s ‘Regions Rise Together’ Initiative Is Worthy, But Misses The Mark In Understanding Inland California’s Economies

Comparison To Coastal Regions Misleading, May Distort Policy Direction October 24, 2019— RIVERSIDE, Calif. (www.ucr.edu) — A new study is questioning a number of basic assumptions...

Education5 years ago

Pre-Ancient Civilization Collections Exhibit Opens In San Bernardino

By Diara Marie Fowler — Guest Writer, California State University San Bernardino Wednesday, October 23, 2019 — Over the weekend, the City of San Bernardino continued...

Opinion5 years ago

Making Homeownership in the Inland Empire More Affordable

By Jaime Deason, Greater Riverside Area Consumer Lending Manager, Bank of America Home sales in Southern California are down 9.1 percent for 2019 according to the California Association...

Opinion5 years ago

Walmart Helps Local Food Banks Feed California’s Estimated 4,354,400 Food Insecure Individuals Through Food Donations and “Fight Hunger. Spark Change.” Campaign

Approximately 11% of state’s population consistently struggles to get enough to eat; research shows hunger impacts learning, health, and productivity Image courtesy of Feeding America Inland...

Economy5 years ago

WILL THERE OR WON’T THERE BE A RECESSION? NOT IN THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE, ACCORDING TO A LEADING FORECAST

California Bruised, Not Broken By Trade Disputes OPINION By: Christopher Thornberg, PhD and Robert Kleinhenz, PhD of Beacon Economics September 19, 2019—LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA—From the inverted...

Business5 years ago

Los Angeles Start-up Finding Success in San Bernardino County

Q&A with Sanjay Poojary, President & CEO at Saya Life — A Smart Water Management Company What is SAYA Smart Water Management? The SAYA system come...

Inland Empire Business Journal

The House That Wasn’t Built

Veteran Small Business Owners are critical to the Inland Empire Economy

The Recession That Wasn’t: Despite A Historically Long Expansion, Leading New Forecast Says The Inland Empire Economy Will Continue On Growth Trajectory

Women Entrepreneurs Continue as a Driving Force

Governor’s ‘Regions Rise Together’ Initiative Is Worthy, But Misses The Mark In Understanding Inland California’s Economies

Pre-Ancient Civilization Collections Exhibit Opens In San Bernardino

Making Homeownership in the Inland Empire More Affordable

Walmart Helps Local Food Banks Feed California’s Estimated 4,354,400 Food Insecure Individuals Through Food Donations and “Fight Hunger. Spark Change.” Campaign

WILL THERE OR WON’T THERE BE A RECESSION? NOT IN THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE, ACCORDING TO A LEADING FORECAST

Los Angeles Start-up Finding Success in San Bernardino County

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