Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics
I love statistics.
Hope for the Future
Two things you will see if you watch television: a lot of older men in suits as guests and a lot of stories about the problems with young people today.
Hope for the Future
Two things you will see if you watch television: a lot of older men in suits as guests and a lot of stories about the problems with young people today.
Greed Is Good
The Facebook IPO has been a disaster thus far and not the savior many hoped.
The Young & Ambitious
Josh Lafazan.
The Hardest Job in the World
Democratic advisor Hilary Rosen suggested that Presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s wife Ann was no economic expert because she "hasn't worked a day in her life."
If I Won The Mega Millions
We've been having this debate in our Varney editorial meetings the past few days:
Hey, You Never Know
It is sweeping the nation and chances are your children, your parents, your friends, co-workers and even you have it.
The Hunger Games Economy
On the show Friday, John Tamny from RealClearMarkets.com joined us to make his case that the blockbuster new movie “The Hunger Games” contains a very strong message against big government and centrally-planned economies.
The Happiest Slobs on Earth
We talk a lot about “Entitlement Nation” on Varney & Co.
Deep-Fried Hypocrisy
Your enemies come with smiles.
IRS Employee Steals $326,000 By Using Taxpayer's Identities
An IRS employee who worked in the agency’s St. Louis, MO., office pled guilty this week to charges of tax fraud. Demetria Brown netted $326,000 in a fraud in which she stole taxpayer identities and created fake tax returns to steal refunds.
Your 401(k) and Greece, How Worried Should You Be?
American investors are not heavily exposed to Greece via their 401(k) plans but they could feel the sting from another region.
Can You Afford a New Home? Read On…
Buying a house requires more cash than just a down payment.
IRS Finds 6,400 Lois Lerner Emails But Won't Hand Em Over
The Internal Revenue Service may have found 6,400 emails from Lois Lerner, who oversaw the tax agency’s Exempt Organizations Unit.
Pitt: Regulators Need to Take Urgent Action to Avoid Market Meltdown
The former head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Harvey Pitt, says regulators need to take a tougher line on computerized trading in the stock market – and they need to do it quickly.
Breaking Down the Buffett Tax
President Obama says raising taxes on millionaires and billionaires is not class warfare - it's just math. And, the public seems to be in agreement with him.
Welcome to D.C., Where Fees Mean Taxes
President Obama says raising taxes on millionaires and billionaires is not class warfare - it's just math. And, the public seems to be in agreement with him.
D.C., Stay the Course and Put Americans Back to Work
Just a few months ago we were telling you about silver linings in the jobs market, but these days those are almost impossible to find. And, a new report from the Labor Department doesn't help.
And the Regulations Go On and On
Jobs. It's the one topic we can all agree on -- we need more of them. And, now Speaker of the House John Boehner in a speech on jobs talking about the need for a lower regulatory burden so entrepreneurs start more companies and hire more people.







