Fed’s inflation goal not getting ‘anywhere close’ until 2028, chief economist warns
Conference Board Chief Economist Dana M. Peterson speaks to Fox News Digital about decelerating CEO confidence and her long-term inflation outlook.
Citadel's Ken Griffin tells socialist politicians to 'read a damn history book' as Wall Street flees New York
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin challenged AI hype among top CEOs and warned that socialism, high taxes and poor services are driving finance out of blue states.
PetSmart's only San Francisco store set to close as online shopping and same-day delivery reshape pet retail
San Francisco's only PetSmart location on Geary Blvd. is closing July 19, directing pet owners to the Daly City store and online delivery options.
First Freedom Fuel gas station opens as Trump-backed discounts roll out
The White House says the first Freedom Fuel gas station has opened in Philadelphia, offering gasoline for about 50 cents below the statewide average as part of a broader rollout.
Costco makes payment change that could speed up checkout for members
Costco has expanded its digital wallet feature, allowing members to link any Visa card to the Costco app for faster checkout at registers.
LARRY KUDLOW: It’s time for the Marines to take Kharg Island
It would completely cripple what’s left of Iran’s already decimated economy
Fed policymakers' inflation worries weighed on rate cut outlook at Warsh's first meeting
FOMC minutes reveal policymakers debated rate hikes amid scenarios where AI demand, the Middle East conflict or tariffs keep inflation elevated.
Some Bay Area homes are selling $1M above asking amid AI boom
New data shows 44 San Francisco homes sold over $1 million above asking price in June as the AI boom fuels fierce luxury market bidding wars.
Honda recalling more than 325,000 vehicles over potential crash risk
Honda is recalling 325,588 Odyssey vehicles from model year 2018-2020 over issues with rearview image displays, increasing the risk of a crash.
Oregon data centers face sharp electricity rate hike under new law
Oregon's PUC approved a 29% rate hike on data centers under the POWER Act, while residential customers will see bills drop by an average of 1.3%.
Corporate America backs Trump Accounts as investor Brad Gerstner predicts $100B in new commitments
Investor Brad Gerstner says he expects over $100 billion in private commitments within 12 months as Corporate America backs Trump Accounts for children.
USPS to raise stamp prices: Here's what mailing a letter will cost
USPS will increase the price of a Forever stamp on July 12 after federal regulators approved a new round of mailing service price increases.
BNY CEO celebrates Trump Accounts and the future of America’s oldest bank
BNY CEO Robin Vince joins ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss BNY's 250-year evolution, President Donald Trump's new investment program for children, the U.S. economy and digital assets.
Trump admin launches its first major H-1B visa fraud investigation
Labor Department IG Anthony D'Esposito says investigators have issued dozens of subpoenas in the first major H-1B and PERM visa fraud probe.
Housing affordability to improve as home price growth cools, Realtor.com forecasts
Monthly mortgage payments are projected to decline 1.9% as home price growth slows below inflation, giving buyers more negotiating power in 2026.
Popular pet food recalled over possible sharp metal and plastic contamination
Mars Petcare says two lots of Pedigree dog food were fraudulently diverted and sold after being sent for destruction over metal and plastic contamination.
US trade rep on not renewing USMCA: Trump was never going to rubber stamp this
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer discusses President Trump's decision not to renew the USMCA agreement as of July 1.
LARRY KUDLOW: It’s time to cut the capital gains tax
It will add growth to the GOP message ahead of the midterms
Workers who don't use AI more likely to be laid off, survey finds
Gallup data reveals 62% of laid-off workers were AI non-users, yet only 1% of respondents cited AI or automation as the primary reason for job cuts.
Some Social Security recipients will receive 2 payments in July
A calendar quirk means SSI beneficiaries will receive two payments in July, with the second going out July 31 due to August 1 falling on a Saturday.



















