New NYC tolls will come at ‘huge cost’ to trucking industry: Kendra Hems
New York Trucking Association President Kendra Hems and attorney Brian Carr highlight their concerns over upcoming changes to New York City tolls.
Dollar General fights back against thieves with plan to remove theft-prone merchandise, self-checkout lanes
Dollar General is working to eliminate shrink by reducing items that are most likely to get stolen and cutting back on even more self-checkout options.
Job openings unexpectedly fall in April to lowest level in 3 years
The number of available jobs fell more than expected in April to 8.1 million, a sign the labor market is cooling in the face of higher interest rates.
Markets 'could be in for some trouble': Scott Shellady
RFD-TV's 'The Cow Guy' Scott Shellady says 'stubborn, sticky' inflation combined with rising unemployment has 'everybody a little bit nervous.'
Stuart Varney: Biden is relying on fear, anger, and Trump hatred to keep his presidency
'Varney & Co.' host Stuart Varney argues Biden is attacking Trump as a 'convicted felon' because he has no successes to run on.
COVID taught us a 'real economic, national security' lesson: Rep. Debbie Dingell
Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., reflects on her questioning of Dr. Anthony Fauci over the origins of coronavirus and America's affordability crisis.
Renters are staying put. What does it mean for housing affordability?
More renters are staying put compared to ten years ago as the affordability crisis persists, preventing a growing number of people from becoming homeowners.
Auto prices are falling, but owning a car is more expensive than ever
A new report published by Bank of America found that auto loan originations are flatlining as consumers face steep insurance premiums and interest costs.
American entrepreneurship on the rise shows resiliency of workers despite record inflation
Americans say economic conditions in the U.S. are fair or poor. But concerns over the economy are not stopping Americans from taking risks and opening their own businesses.
Fed president: People would rather have recession than high inflation
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari shares what he learned about the pain of inflation on American consumers during a recent podcast.
LARRY KUDLOW: As shameful as the Bragg case in New York has been, there is still hope for our justice system
FOX Business host Larry Kudlow expresses hope for the future of the justice system under a neutral president on Monday's "Kudlow."
The Fed should be comfortable lowering rates at least one time this year: Jack Manley
J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Jack Manley and NYSE trader Peter Tuchman discuss economic trends on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Weakening US economy is causing market 'sloppiness': Bob Doll
Crossmark Global CEO and CIO Bob Doll discusses whether the economy is about to slide into recession on 'Making Money.'
Fed wants to cut rates, it just needs an excuse: Anneka Treon
Van Lanschot Kempen chief economist Anneka Treon discusses whether the cooling job market will be the catalyst for Jerome Powell to cut interest rates on 'Making Money.'
Charles Payne: The middle class is getting squeezed
'Making Money' host Charles Payne explains why America's middle class is shrinking.
Restaurant, franchise owners are 'running for their life': Zane Tankel
Apple-Metro Chairman and CEO Zane Tankel says consumer brands need to be 'more creative' in an inflationary environment.
US house sellers are cutting prices for the first time in over a year
A new report published by Redfin found that more home sellers are cutting their asking price, suggesting sale-price growth could soften later this year.
Government has 'completely frozen over' the US real estate market: EJ Antoni
Heritage Foundation public finance economist E.J. Antoni breaks down how U.S. housing has become 'unaffordable' and impacts the greater macroeconomy.
Fed should be wary of cutting interest rates too quickly: Ryan Payne
Payne Capital Management President Ryan Payne discusses whether inflation will moderate in 2024 on 'The Big Money Show.'
June marks the Fed's 'official faux rate cut': Jamie Cox
Harris Financial Group managing partner Jamie Cox predicts markets will be 'pretty good' for investors this summer as pressure is taken off of rate cuts.