Construction business owner on worker shortage: 'Emergency' since pandemic hit
Matthew Messer, the owner of New York Solar Maintenance, says 'the single biggest issue for my business right now is hiring.'
Governors must ‘push back’ against Biden border policy: Rep. Mark Green
Rep. Mark Green, R-Tenn., weighs in on the crisis at the southern border and infrastructure negotiations.
House Dems unload on bipartisan infrastructure negotiations in private call: report
Some House Democrats expressed dismay over the Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure talks on Monday during a private phone call-- further underscoring divisions within the party just days before a procedural vote scheduled for Wednesday.
Sen. Bill Hagerty explains why it is 'folly' to move forward with procedural process of infrastructure bill
Tennessee Republican provides insight on the bipartisan Senate bill on 'Kudlow'
Republicans skewer Schumer for setting Wednesday infrastructure deadline
Republican lawmakers skewered Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for setting up Wednesday as a deadline to begin debate on a bipartisan infrastructure bill – even though there's still no legislative text for the proposed $1.2 trillion framework.
Bipartisan senators agree to new infrastructure pay-fors after dropping IRS enforcement
Bipartisan lawmakers trying to pass a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill have agreed to a new revenue-raising measure after dropping a provision to toughen tax enforcement at the Internal Revenue Service, Sen. Jon Tester said Monday.
NAHB housing market index shows 'underlying weakness in the supply chain': Jerry Howard
National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard on the housing market and construction jobs.
Cassidy blasts Schumer, White House for rushing toward vote on infrastructure bill that isn't written yet
Sen. Bill Cassidy blasted Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and the White House for rushing a vote on a bipartisan infrastructure plan that Cassidy said has not yet been completed.
Mark Meadows says infrastructure deal will ‘fall apart’
Mark Meadows discusses ongoing infrastructure negotiations and how he expects the plan to play out.
Meadows expects infrastructure negotiations to ‘fall apart’
Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows argues that Biden’s infrastructure plan will fall apart due to excessive and unnecessary spending.
Mark Meadows reacts to ‘troubling’ Biden, Facebook misinformation campaign
Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows argues it’s troubling that the Biden administration is collaborating with Facebook to censor certain COVID content.
Electric vehicles 'taking over' auto, lithium markets: Piedmont Lithium CEO
Piedmont Lithium CEO Keith Phillips on how the high demand for electric cars has expanded the market for lithium.
Worker shortage threatens construction job sites
A worker shortage in the construction industry has contractors struggling to complete projects on time and within budget.
Construction worker shortage causing ‘risks’ at work sites, preventing job recovery
Wohlsen Construction project executive Conor Evans explains how the ongoing labor shortage impacts economic recovery in the construction industry.
Worker shortage hammers construction industry as project demands surge
Construction companies are struggling to find workers as the demand rises for post-pandemic building projects. FOX Business' Lydia Hu with more.
Sen. Ernst slams 'Bidenomics' with 'The Price is Up' inflation game
Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst plays an inflation game on the Senate floor and slams 'Bidenomics' for rising prices.
Laffer slams Biden over ‘anti-production’ foreign policy moves
Former Reagan economist and ‘Trumponomics’ author Art Laffer criticizes President Biden over foreign policy actions that have hurt the U.S. economy.
Rep. Braun: Democrats' spending plan 'paving the road to socialism'
Rep. Mike Braun, R-Ind., on the Democrats' spending packages coming out of it Washington, arguing it's 'a lot of money to borrow.'
GOP rips Democrats' 'shocking' new $3.5T spending plan as recipe for economic disaster
Republicans were quick to condemn Democrats' new $3.5 trillion budget plan as too big and detrimental to the economic recovery.
Mulvaney rips Dems’ $3.5T spending bill: There's 'no way' to pay for it
Mick Mulvaney told FOX Business' "Mornings with Maria" that there is "no way" to pay for Senate Democrats' $3.5 trillion spending bill without raising taxes on the middle class.