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Today's Job Report Numbers Show 2020 is Off to a Good Start
Comment on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report Gad Levanon, Vice President of Labor Markets, The Conference Board |
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Companies Have Significantly Increased Disclosure on Sustainability Issues, But Pressure to Do More Continues
New edition of annual benchmarking study examines trends in global CSR reporting |
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The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in January
Consumers Will Continue to Drive Growth and Prevent Economy from Slowing in Early 2020 |
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European Consumer Confidence Wavers Amid Increasing Economic, Political Uncertainties
Lack of momentum suggests increasing concerns about the durability of consumer spending in 2020 |
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Despite gradual slowing of job growth, labor market will still feel tight in 2020
Comment on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report Frank Steemers, Associate Economist, The Conference Board |
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CEO Confidence Rebounded in Q4
The Conference Board Measure of CEO Confidence™, which declined to 34 in the third quarter of 2019, rebounded to a reading of 43 in the fourth quarter (a reading of more than 50 points reflects more positive than negative responses). |
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The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Dipped in December
The Index now stands at 126.5 (1985=100), down from 126.8 (an upward revision) in November. |
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In a report released today, The Conference Board finds that the environmental and social policies of corporations
In 2020, Companies Will Continue to Face Pressure to Diversify Their Boards, Address Pay Gaps, and Expand Political Contribution Disclosure |
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Strong Jobs Report Bodes Well for Solid Holiday Spending and Start to 2020
Comment on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Situation Report Gad Levanon, Head of the Labor Market Institute, The Conference Board |
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The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declined Slightly in November
The Index now stands at 125.5 (1985=100), down from 126.1 in October. |