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January 13, 2020
Anil Puri
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OC Business Execs’ Top Concern is Labor, Supply Shortages: CSUF
20% See Fed Interest Rate Rise by End of 2021
OC Business Outlook Surges: CSUF
2Q expectations highest since 2018
OC Firms’ Optimism Slips For Start of 2021: CSUF
ECONOMY: Views differ on timing of recovery
Cal State University of Fullerton economists report OC executives' economic outlook remains optimistic into 2021, though sentiment is not as positive as three months ago
OC Business Outlook Falls: CSUF
First decline since start of coronavirus pandemic
OC Business Executives’ Outlook Improves: CSUF
Local hiring picture relatively stable
CSUF Survey Indicates Improved Biz Confidence
ECONOMY: Coronavirus spread could change outlook
Almost a quarter of Orange County businesses expect to be at pre-pandemic levels of operations by the end of the year, while local firms’ hiring and profit outlook have also improved, according to economists at California State University-Fullerton.
Business Expectations in OC Show Major Improvement: CSUF
Almost a quarter surveyed see pre-pandemic level by year-end
CSUF: Disneyland Closure A ‘Major Hit’ to Region
ECONOMY: Economists say jobless rate could reach 17%
Down before up: unemployment looms
OC Business Optimism Falls to 11-Year Low
ECONOMY: CSUF says ‘we’re in a recession’
Half of cos. to cut jobs
Half of OC Firms to Cut Jobs, CSUF Says
Coronavirus pandemic devastates local outlook
OC Execs: 2020 Starts On Upbeat Note
ECONOMY: D.C. disputes, trade tops list of concerns
Orange County executives are heading into the new year with a fresh dose of optimism, while they’re still keeping a wary eye on the how political turmoil in the nation’s capital may affect their companies, California State University-Fullerton economists said in their latest business expectations survey.