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California’s Tech Boom Masks a Shrinking Job Market, Beacon Economics Warns

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The Information sector now drives more than 12 percent of state GDP, but hyper-productive Tech companies are generating wealth without generating employment—leaving California with the nation's highest unemployment rate. California's economy is growing faster than the nation's, yet the state is bleeding jobs. That contradiction, according to the Spring 2026 Beacon Outlook published by Beacon […]

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