The coronavirus pandemic has been unlike anything the U.S. has seen before, but the period just around the bend will swoosh in with a bit of déjà vu, say Chapman University economists. Think post World War II and the...
Innovation-based economies bring good jobs, growth and prosperity. Unfortunately, there hasn’t been a good way to gauge how well state and regional economies are doing on that score, or if they’re missing out on...
“Be limitless.” That’s the motto Thomas Hatton Jr. ’22 lives by, and the philosophy that has helped him find success despite the challenges of his childhood. Now a full-time MBA student at Chapman University’s...
Long before Eric Chier ’24 became a Masimo Scholar at Chapman University, he had the company’s devices in his life. “I didn’t know it, but we had Masimo tools in our house,” Chier says of the global medical technology...
The U.S. economy will begin its recovery from the coronavirus recession this summer, ending a deep and extraordinarily fast plunge in GDP, consumer spending and employment, according to Chapman University’s Forecast...
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on local, regional and national economies will be the key topic at Chapman University’s Economic Forecast Update to be held on a virtual platform Tuesday, June 23, at 3 p.m. To...
It was an experimental class, intended to give students a high-level look at the burgeoning worlds of VR, AR and XR – virtual, augmented and extended realities. Class members would meet entrepreneurs, talk to artists...
Brett Danaher’s passion for data analytics starts with academic curiosity. That’s important because when he started his research more than a decade ago, he was pioneering systems and collecting data sets without knowing...
Extending hundreds of years into history, the family tree of Amir Esfahanian ’17 is rooted in the art of Persian rug-making. To this Old World craftsmanship Esfahanian has added a new-technology twist. Introducing...
Continued job growth and an uptick in construction will offset downward slowing and keep recession at bay in 2020, say Chapman economists.
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