Small Business Entreprenuers Look For Upside In Down Economy
A small business conference held in downtown Los Angeles had some words of encouragement for local entrepreneurs facing a tough economic climate.
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A small business conference held in downtown Los Angeles had some words of encouragement for local entrepreneurs facing a tough economic climate.
KNX 1070 business anchor Frank Mottek answers viewers and listeners questions about the economy and the falling stock market.
Financial Adviser Larry Palmer of Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management visited the KCAL 9 studios.
Local investors are especially busy this week as they brace for continued economic uncertainty.
Knott's Berry Farm is looking for a few good ghouls to haunt thirteen mazes, seven live shows and four "scare zones."
Another credit downgrade for two of the nation's biggest loan agencies could leave more Angelenos digging deeper into their pockets.
A Southland war veterans group gave high praise to the Obama administration for its plan to put more American servicemen and women back to work.
City officials had announced earlier that the parade float would be scrapped this year due to a roughly $18 million budget deficit.
As the U.S. economic recovery begins to show signs of slowing, more Americans are facing mounting debt totals while their pocketbooks continue to shrink — and minorities may be the hardest hit.
A joint U.S.C./L.A. Times poll shows families are giving up on home improvement projects and dining out in order to bolster their finances.
A new economic survey predicts construction spending in California is on the rebound.
A outcry from local foodies was enough to convince city officials on Monday to allow gourmet food trucks to once again serve its loyal — and vocal — customers.
The price of pork is giving many consumers sticker shock at the supermarket, where bacon prices alone have jumped at least 30 percent in recent weeks.
Residents are bitterly divided over the city's plans to drill for oil on land that had initially been purchased as a nature preserve to drive away potential drillers.
99-Cents Only and other stores are seeing their sales decline after years of growth — and one analyst said on Monday it's another sign of even deeper downturn.
A private research group is reporting that consumers' confidence declined to a seven-month low as job worries increased.
When you factor in the entire supply chain across 44 states, the C-17 sustains more than 30,000 jobs — 3,000 in Long Beach alone.
The U.S. could soon be swimming in crude oil after a decision to release up t0 60 million barrels from the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Southland employers need to do a better job preparing for the inevitable large-scale earthquake that will eventually hit the region, according to a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics study released Tuesday.
New data shows that sales of existing homes fell to 4.8 million in May — their lowest level of the year so far.
Even with soaring unemployment and a massive budget deficit, the state of California continues to have a thriving tourism industry.
California saw its jobless rate dip to 11.7 percent in May, but lost an estimated 29,000 jobs, another mixed indicator that reflects the lingering uncertainty over the economic recovery.
A new report suggests California's unemployment rate could spike another 1.7 percent over the remainder of the year.
For the second straight month, Americans are losing confidence in the U.S. economy, which could spell trouble for the sputtering recovery.
