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California remains a global economic heavyweight — its 2023 GDP was about $3.9 trillion and the state accounts for roughly 14% of U.S. GDP, and California has been described as rivaling or exceeding l...
California’s economy shows mixed signals: it remains one of the world’s largest and continues to grow in output and strategic sectors, but job growth has cooled and unemployment is higher than the U.S...
Small and mid-sized U.S. businesses enter 2026 with noticeably and intent to invest, driven by easing cost pressures, renewed revenue expectations and targeted investments in technology such as , thou...
’s economic growth in late 2025–2026 is being driven primarily by and other high‑productivity technology sectors—backed by outsized venture capital and massive capital expenditures—while traditional i...
California’s near-term trajectory hinges on a clash between an AI-driven investment boom and measurable labor-market and housing constraints: AI and tech capital spending jumped from a projected $250 ...
Most professional forecasters see modest growth for the U.S. economy in 2025—commonly in the 1.8–2.5% range—with many agencies flagging slower job creation, elevated uncertainty from tariffs and immig...
California’s near-term growth is being pulled by a resurgent tech/AI cycle, construction (especially multifamily housing), and pockets of manufacturing tied to semiconductors and advanced goods, while...