IDRC's Los Angeles/San Francisco chapters help spur California's 'new Gold Rush.' (International Development Research Council)

Article Abstract:

California's business climate is back on healthy grounds after running into trouble from 1990-1994 following deep recession, a downsized defense industry, a hostile business climate and some natural calamities. California partly owes its fresh growth to the San Francisco- and Los Angeles-centered chapters of the International Development Research Council, which spurred the 'new Gold Rush' attitude in the sunny state. California's new Gold Rush refers to the expansion and relocation of leading firms into the state, generating as many as 300,000 jobs in the market.

Economic aspects, Economic development, California

---

IBM leading $2.7 - Billion empire state expansion

Article Abstract:

A detailed report on the expansion of International Business Machines Corp. in New York, which costed $2.7 billion to the company is presented.

Electronic computers, Facilities & equipment, New York, Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, International Business Machines Corp., IBM, Buildings and facilities

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Financing Master Planned Developments: A Form of Real Estate Venture Capital. Workouts: a solid alternative to bankruptcy court
• Abstracts: Industry alliance hammers out a new portfolio management model. The new science of space demand forecasting
• Abstracts: Stephenson and another v Johnson and another. National Car Parks Ltd v Trinity Development Co. Holaw (470) Ltd v Stockton Estates Ltd
• Abstracts: SS's 1999 business climate rankings: North Carolina, Ontario, USA repeat at No. 1. California climbs to No. 1 business climate ranking
• Abstracts: In need of clarification. Agricultural occupancy issues

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.