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The Inland Empire will add an estimated 46,600 jobs by the end of this year, continuing an economic expansion that began six years ago and shows no signs of slowing down, according to one of the region’s best-known economists. Should that forecast hold up, the two-county region will have added …
Read More »U.S., local home prices surge
Home prices, including distressed sales, were up 7.1 percent nationwide during March compared with March 2016, according to data released Tuesday. Month-over-month, the increase wasn’t as substantial: 1.6 percent, Irvine-based CoreLogic reported in its monthly assessment of U.S. housing prices. CoreLogic’s Home Prince Index is only 2.8 percent from its …
Read More »Comic Con Revolution comes to Ontario
Atomic Crush Events presents Comic Con Revolution, the Inland Empire’s first full-scale comic con, taking place Saturday, May 13, 2017 at the Ontario Convention Center in Ontario, CA bringing you everything you would expect to experience at any great comic con. With over 50 guests and 200 exhibitors you are …
Read More »Riverside: good place to find a job
Riverside has been named one of the best cities in the United States in which to find a job, a report released Monday stated. Based on several factors – favorable job market, salary, work-life balance, job security and possibilities for advancement – Riverside ranked 13th among the top 25 cities …
Read More »Why Your Employee Benefit Plan Audit is Not a Necessary Evil
By Craig Dart Does Your Plan Need to be Audited? Large employee benefit plans are required to be audited annually and attach an independent auditors report to the filing of the plan’s tax return; also known as the Form 5500. Selecting a Qualified Auditor In 2015, the Department of Labor …
Read More »SBA, Inland business owners hold special meeting
The U.S. Small Business Administration held a special meeting Tuesday with some Inland Empire business owners. The two-hour session at Riverside City Hall was invitation-only, with no public or media allowed, and was made up exclusively of business owners, said Gene Valdez, one of the 15 entrepreneurs asked to attend. …
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