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The article reports on the informal survey organized by the city of Lemon Grove's Community Development Agency in California of which residents can post their comments on the redevelopment in the business district. Graham Mitchell, City Manager, said that they hope that the survey will give information that can be used as basis for their projects which will meet the needs of the residents. He added that the Agency has about $6 million appropriated for the redevelopment projects.

Presents the results of the survey on the cost of living in San Diego, California as of the third quarter of 2003. Comparison on the county's average weekly wage with that of Boston, Massachusetts; Rate of increase in the value of homes; Impact of the heightened cost of living on low-skilled and younger workers.

Presents the results of San Diego Business Journal & Touche Economic Survey on retail trade in California. Optimism for business growth; Expectation of sales increase for local business; Plan to increase average employee compensation by retail and wholesale industry.

Presents the result of the San Diego Business Journal/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook survey on electronics executives in California. Prediction of increase for shipment of DI-DT; Anticipation of increase in sales and net income; Expectation of sales group by several companies.

Presents the results of the San Diego Business Journal/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook survey on local business in California. Plan of employers to increase wages for employees; Percentage of the plan wage increase to employees; Stimulation of economy from reduction of interest rates.

Presents the result of the San Diego Business Journal/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey in California. Struggle of the business for sustenance; Relevance of entrepreneurial risk to basic security risk; Expectation for decline of economic condition.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on tourism in San Diego, California. Comments on the local economy; Tourism trends; Major tourism projects. INSET: ENERGY COSTS UNLIKELY TO BURN RESTAURANT INDUSTRY.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on economic development projects in San Diego, California. Obstacles facing economic development projects; Outlook for redevelopment projects.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on the high technology sector in San Diego, California. Expansion plans of high technology companies; Demand for high technology workers; Impact of the energy crisis on the industry.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on the electronic-commerce sector in San Diego, California. Keys to success in electronic commerce; Prospects for various online ventures.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on the retail industry in San Diego, California. Economic indicators affecting the industry; Prospects for the local economy.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey of defense and aerospace industries in San Diego, California. Industrial outlook for 2001; Effects of defense spending cuts on the sectors; Contracts from the United States Navy.

Presents results of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey in San Diego, California. Industries represented by survey respondents; Industry outlook; Future business plans of local companies.

San Diego's four-year universities annually contribute millions of dollars to the local economy, according to a recent survey. The University of San Diego undertook an economic impact study this year [...]

The article reports on the national investor survey conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC) on the economic condition of office market fundamentals in San Diego, California which expects property values to remain static for the next 12 months.

The article reports on a survey involving small business owners in San Diego, County, California, in which 60% of the respondents expressed positive views of their companies for 2012.

The article reports on the survey conducted by The Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) which shows that 45% of California contractors queried plan to add workforce in 2012, while 23% plan no change and 11% plan layoffs.

The article focuses on the results and findings of the 2011 summer McGladrey® Manufacturing & Distribution Monitor related to the U.S. economy which show that commodity prices is the most perceived risk factor.

The article offers information on the results of the poll conducted by the San Diego North Chamber of Commerce in California on how businessmen and women can stimulate the region's economy.

The article discusses the survey conducted by the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) on the impact of the U.S. financial crisis on the venture capital industry. Mark Heesen, president of the NVCA, revealed that the financial crisis has deeply affected the performance of the industry and has led them to their worst performance since 1930s. The survey also found that the Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 Index fell by 38.5%, as well as the Nasdaq Composite Index by 40.5%.

The article reports on a survey stating that only ten percent of employers in San Diego County intend to do any hiring in the first quarter of 2009. According to the article approximately 20 percent stated they planned trim payrolls, mostly coming from construction, transportation, and business services. The article states that the reductions make the county one of the weakest employment regions in the U.S.

The article reports on the findings of the Vistage International CEO Confidence Index that turmoil in the financial markets has caused local chief executive officers to worry over their purchases in San Diego, California. The survey shows that there is a sharp decline in confidence on the part of San Diego business leaders which has made the index to drop to 78 points. In addition, it is noted that the confidence in the country's economy has continued to slide due to credit worries.

The article presents a survey initiated by teenager students about business ethics conducted in the U.S. Since 1993, the percentage of teens who believe people who practice good business ethics are more successful in business from 56 percent to 69 percent. According to the author, adult must teach the students on how to show the courage of their conviction when making ethical decisions.

Presents anonymous comments included in the 14th annual San Diego Business Journal/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey. Comments regarding the general economic outlook in 2004; Assessment of the level of growth of San Diego, California; Incompetence of the government.

Reports on the viability of San Diego, California in terms of cost for doing business. Ranking of the city in the annual Kosmont-Rose Cost of Doing Business Survey; Emphasis of the survey on business taxes; Comparison of cities in terms of cost of doing business.

Analyzes the survey results about the plan of employers for their employees and businesses in San Jose, California for 2003 despite the shaky economy. Plan to increase wages for employees; Considerations of local employers to expand in 2003; Rate of employers planned to reduce staff in 2003.

Provides information on a business survey that will be conducted by the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce to collect data on the growth patterns and barriers facing small and middle-sized businesses in San Diego County, California.

Presents the results of the San Diego Business Journal/Deloitte & Touch Economic Outlook Survey on biotechnology in California. Optimism for recovery of biotechnology industry; Increase of venture capital funding; Expectation for increase of equity markets.

Presents the results of the San Diego Business Journal with Deloitte & Touche LLC on economic vital signs of business in California. Prevalence of the limited number of employees; Amount of the gross revenues of the companies; Dominance of Center City area for location of business establishments.

Presents survey results on employment outlook by Manpower Inc. in the United States. Effects of economic slowdown on employment; Areas with high employment prospect; Employment outlook of durable and non-durable goods manufacturing.

Presents survey results on the impact of interest rates on the business expenditures of companies with chief financial officers as respondents in the United States.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on the biotechnology sector in San Diego, California. Key developments in the industry; Economic condition of the sector; Major biotechnology companies in the city.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on the real estate market in San Diego, California. Economic conditions in the industry; Outlook for the local economy; Market trends.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on the service industry in San Diego, California. Economic condition in the industry; Prospects for the local economy; Growth prospects for various industrial sectors.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on the financial services industry in San Diego, California. Prospects for the local economy and industry for 2001; Sources of industrial uncertainty; Outlook for business growth.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on the health care industry in San Diego, California. Industry outlook; Effects of an economic slowdown on the industry; National and state policy issues of relevance to the industry.

Presents findings of the 11th Annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on job growth in San Diego, California. Unemployment rates; Prospects for the local economy.

Presents findings of the 11th annual 'San Diego Business Journal'/Deloitte & Touche Economic Outlook Survey regarding business executives' views on politics in San Diego, California. Level of satisfaction with the city's political leadership; Challenges facing the local government.

Focuses on the conflicting results of economic survey on the holiday spending of consumers in the United States. Differences of predictions from surveying firms; Impact of debt load on the spendings of consumers; Growth of debt among consumers.

Discusses the partnership between the `San Diego Business Journal' and Deloitte & Touche LLP to conduct an annual survey of several local business leaders to build a consistent look at the area's economy. Comparison between the 1998 and 1999 economic projections; Business opportunities in California; Outlook for San Diego business growth over the next three to five years.