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| CEO Confidence Remains Unchanged in Second Quarter
Index virtually flat over last three quarters; CEOs remain cautious about growth, profit expectations |
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| Jobs Report: US Economy Showing Resilience
Comment on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report Gad Levanon, Chief Economist, North America, The Conference Board |
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| The Conference Board Elects Board of Trustees
The Conference Board Elects Vicky A. Bailey, Principal, Anderson Stratton Enterprises LLC, and Gabrielle Sulzberger, Co-Founder, General Partner, Rustic Canyon/Fontis Partners L.P., to Board of Trustees |
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| More Signs of a Slowdown in Employment Growth
Comment on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report Gad Levanon, Chief Economist, North America, The Conference Board |
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| Labor market continues to boil with no sign of an employment slowdown
Comment on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report Gad Levanon, Chief Economist, North America, The Conference Board |
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| The Conference Board Gulf Center Signs Collaboration with Supreme Council for Planning and Development in Kuwait
Today, The Conference Board Gulf Center for Economic and Business Research signed a collaboration agreement with the Supreme Council for Planning and Development in Kuwait. |
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| U.S. & Japanese Business Leaders Convene to Discuss Raising Productivity Growth
The Conference Board and The Japan Productivity Center have joined forces to address slowing productivity, which has been plaguing both economies. |
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| Global Productivity Growth Remains Weak, Extending Slowing Trend
Lasting Productivity Improvements Not Yet Visible in Macroeconomic Data |
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| Solid job growth at present, but more evidence of a slowdown in the coming months
Comment on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report Gad Levanon, Chief Economist, North America, The Conference Board |
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| CEO Confidence Increased Slightly in Q1
Hiring Expected to Increase, but Finding Qualified Workers Remains a Challenge |