America's hottest emerging housing markets
Realtor.com senior economist George Ratiu discusses what makes the top emerging housing markets in America so appealing.
New COVID test key to saving Alaska's salmon season, fishing jobs
Every year, thousands of fisherman migrate to the Port of Dutch Harbor to take part in Unalaska's salmon season. However, the spread of the coronavirus pandemic has created new problems for the small town's inhabitants and visitors.
Trucking industry could trigger gas shortage this summer
OPIS Energy Analysis Global Head Tom Kloza addresses a possible gas shortage this summer due to a lack of truck drivers.
Stocks slip as Fed leaves rates as is, Biden preps Congress address
U.S. stocks slipped as traders sifted through earnings reports, the Fed's decision, and ahead of President Biden’s tax plan.
Stock futures trade lower ahead of Fed statement
Two Dow members will report results, Boeing in the morning and Apple in the afternoon
BioNTech CEO: Seeking details on heart inflammation reports
BioNTech is seeking details of reports from Israel of cases of heart inflammation among people receiving the COVID-19 vaccine it is making with Pfizer
Visa sees pandemic 'storm' clearing
Visa Inc is emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic, its top boss said on Tuesday, as a surge in online shopping helped the world's biggest payment processor beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly profit and counter sluggish travel spending.
U.S. eases COVID-19 restrictions on Chinese students
The Biden administration on Tuesday said it was easing travel restrictions on Chinese and other international students into the United States this fall, a change that could provide financial help to some colleges whose enrollments declined during the coronavirus pandemic.
California restaurant owner pleads for Gov. Newsom recall: What he’s done is ‘traumatizing’
Pineapple Hill Saloon Bar and Grill owner Angela Marsden stresses the importance of recalling California Gov. Newsom after his destructive handling of the coronavirus pandemic and small business.
UPS gets boost from small business demand, quarterly revenue spikes
UPS is one of the few companies that benefited from the pandemic as demand for delivery rose as more people stayed home and shopped online.
Restaurants in 'crisis' amid worker shortage: 'Bar Rescue' host Jon Taffer
“Bar Rescue” host Jon Taffer told FOX Business' "Varney & Co." restaurants can get back to normal if they can get employees.
Exodus from California, high-tax states driving unprecedented real estate boom
Real estate executive Rogers Healy discusses the reasons for historically unprecedented real estate trends.
Stocks stall with tech earnings, Fed meeting ahead
GE, 3M earnings in focus, along with GameStop's stock sale and the Federal Reserve as its two-day meeting begins.
Shoppers return to malls, with an urge to spend
Vaccinated shoppers are heading back to the mall, offering hope that the worst of the pandemic downturn is over for this beleaguered industry.
West Virginia offers $100 savings bonds to some residents to get vaccinated
Gov. Jim Justice, the West Virginia Republican, announced Monday that the state will give out $100 savings bonds to every state resident between 16 and 35 who gets vaccinated from COVID-19.
Still waiting for your stimulus check? Here's what the IRS says you need to do
The IRS has delivered about 161 million stimulus checks as part of President Biden's $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, but some Americans are still waiting for their payment to arrive – and the deadline is fast approaching to claim the money.
Bill Gates predicts world completely back to normal by end of 2022
Billionaire Bill Gates said Sunday that the world could be completely back to normal by the end of 2022 thanks in large part to the continued rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine, though he doesn't believe the virus will be totally eradicated by then.
Workers 4-5 times less safe outside their workplace than inside it: report
The report analyzed infection rates on an hourly basis within schools that allowed for in-person instruction in North Carolina and Wisconsin as well as within the Duke Health system.
CEO of COVID-19 vaccine maker sold $10M in stock before company destroyed Johnson & Johnson doses
The CEO of Emergent BioSolutions, the government contractor that destroyed 15 million doses of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine, sold more than $10 million worth of his stock in the company before its share prices plummeted.
S&P, Nasdaq rally to records ahead of Tesla earnings
U.S. equity markets gained ground Monday morning as investors digested underwhelming economic data and readied for a big week for tech earnings.



















