In the past year, the region has experienced a higher share of job growth than the nation, California as a whole, and neighboring Southern California metros, according to an analysis...
San Bernardino County Treasury funds reached an all-time high pool balance of $7,925,534,924.70 at close of business on Monday, December 16, 2019 according to San Bernardino County Treasurer Ensen Mason.
Operating at ‘full employment’ and with an unemployment rate that is trending lower than its record low, the Inland Empire’s economy will continue to grow through 2020, although at a...
Nonfarm employment in California expanded at a steady pace, increasing by 34,500 jobs in the latest numbers from the California Employment Development Department, according an analysis released jointly by by...
Citing prudent budgeting practices by the county and an improving county economy, one of the nation’s top three credit rating agencies today upgraded San Bernardino County ‘s credit rating from...
The new Inland Empire Business Activity Index reports that activity has cooled noticeably in the first quarter of 2019 as the local labor force continued to tighten, a trend that is...
The 2018, 4th Quarter Inland Empire Business Activity Index shows the region’s economy continuing to advance despite ongoing trade disputes that many feared would act as a drag on the area’s sizable...
It is true that we see new manifestations of robots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in public places like McDonald’s new ordering kiosks, and Home Depot’s self-checkout registers. We also hear...
The Inland Empire 3rd Quarter Credit Union Snapshot has been released and reveals the large-scale spending and savings choices that today’s 375,000 credit union members across this two-county region are making as...
San Bernardino County is showing tremendous growth and opportunity, according to research released today as part of the County’s new Workforce Roadmap. The Workforce Road Map identifies current and future...