A New Look At How Latinos Are Powering the U.S. Economy: Report by Stephen A. Nuño A new report puts a price tag on the Latino population in the United States, and it is over two trillion dollars. This economic
Latinos To Fuel Quarter Of U.S. Economy If the Latino population were a country, it’d have the 7th largest GDP in the world. By Carolina Moreno Latinos’ economic contributions in the U.S. make up an essential part of the country’s
US Latinos Are The World’s 7th-Biggest Economy June 28, 2017 By Matthew Zeitlib The economic output of the roughly 55 million Latinos in the United States would form the seventh-largest economy in the world, a new report shows, with a
Latinos Are The New Face of Tech By Mark Vargas The economy needs to create 150,000 new jobs each month to keep the unemployment rate steady and to balance population growth. In fact, just last month, ADP reported that companies
U.S. Latino buying power higher than GDP of Mexico March 3, 2017 By Cindy Barth Latino buying power in the United States in 2016 was larger than the gross domestic product of Mexico, according to a new report from The
By Lauren Clark | Cronkite News After months of anticipation, the Federal Reserve opted not to hike its key interest rate Thursday. The lack of action makes this the longest period in the nation’s current economic history not to do so.
PHOENIX— Half (50 percent) of working adults in the U.S. either currently own or want to own their own businesses, according to a new national University of Phoenix School of Business survey. Of working Americans who do not currently own a business,
By Caitlin Cruz While the 2015 Super Bowl will be played at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, the economic impact will be felt across the Valley, Arizona Cardinals President Michael Bidwill said Friday. “The footprint of the Super Bowl
Expect those big price increases we’ve seen for Phoenix-area homes to slow down, possibly even stop or reverse a little this year. A new report from the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University predicts two-plus years
By: Cindy G. Castillo Shopping online is a trend in the Latino community that is increasing tremendously. Not only are Latinos making more purchases on the internet, but they are also spending more per transaction. Consider the following statistics
