Rising oil prices will be a 'speed bump' for the Fed: Peter Andersen
Andersen Capital Management CIO Peter Andersen analyzes latest jobs and inflation data, Fed rate trajectory and how high oil prices may get.
San Francisco proposal would allow lawsuits over grocery store closures
A proposal before the San Francisco Board of Supervisors would require that grocery store operators notify the city and public six months before closing a store.
Yellen says 'tough conversations' needed on China's overproduction
Treasury Secretary Yellen met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Sunday during her trip to China and raised concerns about China's overproduction of EVs and green tech.
Eclipse tourism sends short-term rental occupancy rates soaring
An influx of tourists to areas within or near the path of totality for Monday's solar eclipse have sent short-term rental occupancy rates soaring in big cities and small towns alike.
Powerball jackpot sits at $1.3 billion, fourth largest in game history
The Powerball jackpot sat at an estimated $1.3 billion ahead of Saturday night's drawing. This is the fourth-largest jackpot in the game's history.
Realtor describes the shift that's driving real estate 'across the board' in top markets
Dallas realtor Rogers Healy discusses a concerning report finding it is currently 60% cheaper to rent a starter home than to buy in each of the top 50 U.S. metros.
Larry Summers predicts AI threatens robust US job growth
The U.S. labor market is humming along, but former Treasury secretary and OpenAI board member Larry Summers says artificial intelligence could eventually replace nearly "all" jobs.
March jobs report showed some problematic trends: Joanie Bily
Employbridge’s Joanie Bily explains what the March jobs report says about the state of the U.S. economy on 'Making Money.'
US economy doesn't need the Fed to cut rates: Phil Camporeale
J.P. Morgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Phil Camporeale analyzes the labor market after the hot March jobs report on 'Making Money.'
Travel and tourism to break records, bring over $11 trillion in 2024: report
Countries around the world will see travel and tourism produce $11.1 trillion in 2024, according to a report released Thursday by the World Travel & Tourism Council.
Baltimore is going to have to work hard to attract shippers back to our terminals: Louis Campion
Maryland Motor Truck Association President and CEO Louis Campion on the recovery and impact to the trucking industry from the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.
March jobs report: health care and government sectors added the most workers
Job growth grew faster than expected in March, thanks to a flurry of hiring within the government and the healthcare sectors, Labor Department data shows.
Hot March jobs report may have investors worried about Fed rate cuts: Kevin Mahn
Hennion & Walsh Asset Management President and CIO Kevin Mahn addresses two areas of concern in the booming March jobs report on 'The Big Money Show.'
Biden is systematically restricting energy investment instead of liberating oil: Alex Epstein
'The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels' author Alex Epstein discusses what's behind the recent rise in oil prices on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
2024 could ‘be the year’ for cybersecurity stocks: Kyle Wool
Dominari Financial CEO Kyle Wool reacts to March’s positive job report and its expected impact on the stock market during an appearance on ‘Varney & Co.’
US economy adds 303K jobs in March, much stronger than expected
The March jobs report released on Friday provided a key look at the labor market's health as the economy continues to confront high interest rates and inflation.
303K jobs added to US economy in March
A 'Mornings with Maria' panel reacts to the March jobs report, the Fed's expected rate cuts, inflation, A.I. stocks and Biden's 2025 budget proposal.
Burger King, In-N-Out and other chain locations in California raise prices after minimum wage increase: report
Prices for burgers, fries and other fast food items have increased at various chains across California after the state minimum wage increased, per reports.
There are two chances for June rate cut, 'slim and none and slim just died': Phil Orlando
Federated Hermes chief equity market strategist Phil Orlando discusses the Federal Reserve's handling of rates, the markets and the March jobs report.
Biden's ex-chief of staff admits US prices are too high: Experts break down who's 'struggling' most
After former White House chief of staff Ron Klain admitted U.S. "prices are still high," economic leaders Michael Faulkender and Bob Nardelli claim the "core" of the inflation problem lies in energy policy.