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Inland Empire Manufacturing Slows

The Inland Empire’s purchasing manager’s index took a major drop during July, falling below 50 for the first time since December. The index fell to 46.5 last month, down nearly eight points from June’s 54.4, according to data released Sunday evening by the Institute of Applied Research and Policy Analysis …

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Report: E-Commerce Leads Logistics Growth

Logistics Growth

A study by CBRE Group Inc. has confirmed what anyone familiar with the Inland Empire industrial market probably already knew: the growth of e-commerce warehouse-distribution centers has fueled an unprecedented rate of development in the region. Development in the 12 largest inland-port markets in the United Sates is growing at …

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Strapped for Funds, Inland Empire Cities Look to Levy Taxes

Strapped for Funds, Inland Empire Cities Look to Levy TaxesStrapped for Funds, Inland Empire Cities Look to Levy Taxes

Hemet and Temecula will have proposed sales tax increases on their local ballots this fall, and Riverside is considering doing the same. All three municipalities say they need more money to provide basic services, including police and fire protection. When Hemet voters enter the ballot box on Nov. 8, they …

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Esri Lands Contract

ESRI Gets New Grant

Esri in Redlands has been selected by the Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget to host and manage all of its imagery and data. A leader in GIS technology, Esri will provide data for the Center for Shared Solutions, an office within the technology department, according to a statement …

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On The Move

Jack H. Brown

California State University San Bernardino has renamed its College of Business and Public Administration in honor of Jack H. Brown, Stater Bros. Markets’ executive chairman. The Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration was approved by the California State University Board of Trustees July 19, effective immediately, according …

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Riverside Considers Increasing Sales Tax

Riverside Considers Increasing Sales Tax

The Riverside City Council is considering placing a one-cent sales tax increase on the November ballot. Council members voted Tuesday to hold a hearing on the proposal, which would raise the sales tax from eight cents to nine cents per dollar, on Aug. 9, said Phil Pitchford, city spokesman. If …

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