Job cuts jump to highest level since January 2023
Layoffs in the U.S. rose 7% in March to the highest level in over a year as companies continued to battle deteriorating market and economic conditions.
Eclipse tourism expected to bring big bucks to areas in path of totality
Millions of Americans plan on traveling to get the best view of Monday's solar eclipse in the U.S., and states in the line of totality are set to see an economic boost.
'Quit-Tok' goes viral among younger workers as job experts caution against public pronouncements
Many young workers today are quitting their jobs loudly and publicly on TikTok as hiring experts caution against the controversial career move. Here's what to know.
Reports say grocery prices are on the rise despite reports that inflation is cooling
Grocery prices surged 21% in the last three years, surpassing the overall 18% pace of inflation, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
LARRY KUDLOW: Biden's manic tax-hike policies would decimate the economy
FOX Business host Larry Kudlow says President Biden's "manic" tax policies would "decimate" the economy on "Kudlow."
City of Baltimore to provide $1M in subsidies for workers affected by bridge collapse
The mayor of Baltimore announced plans to provide $1 million in wage subsidies for workers affected by the port closure caused by the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Fed balance sheet is still way too big: Nancy Davis
Quadratic Capital Management founder Nancy Davis explains the concept of asymmetric risk and weighs in on the Fed's inflation battle on 'Making Money.'
Charles Payne: Jobs market is nowhere near as strong as economists say
'Making Money' host Charles Payne argues the financial media has already 'written their scripts' for Friday's jobs report.
Fed should leave interest rates right where they are: Kenny Polcari
SlateStone Wealth chief market strategist Kenny Polcari explains how investors can take advantage of wild market swings on 'Making Money.'
California bill would let employees ignore boss's after-hours calls, messages
A bill that is being considered in the California Legislature could give employees in the state the legal right to ignore any messages from their boss during nonworking hours.
Powell says Fed needs more inflation evidence before cutting interest rates
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated that policymakers need to see more evidence that inflation has subsided before they cut interest rates.
We don't have a tax collection problem, we have a government spending problem: Adam Johnson
A 'Mornings with Maria' panel breaks down President Biden's budget, voter concerns over high taxes and the magic number that adults feel they need to retire comfortably.
Fed hell-bent on easing this year: Jason Trennert
Strategas Research Partners CEO and Chairman Jason Trennert discusses Biden's tax hike plans, the Fed's expected rate cut and shares his market outlook on 'The Big Money Show.'
Yellen is the ‘quintessential China dove’ in the Biden administration: Rebeccah Heinrichs
Hudson Institute senior fellow Rebeccah Heinrichs weighs in on Secretary Yellen’s controversial trip to China during an appearance on ‘Varney & Co.’
Jerome Powell might take June's Fed rate cut off the table: Danielle DiMartino Booth
Former Dallas Fed adviser Danielle DiMartino Booth and Wealth Enhancement Group Senior Vice President Nicole Webb discuss whether the Fed's interest rate plan has changed on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Stuart Varney: Biden's America is bursting with chaos
'Varney & Co.' host Stuart Varney argues Americans are suffering because of Biden's border, migrant, and crime policies.
Stock market rally could last for the rest of 2024: Michael Lee
Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee provides his 2Q market outlook and explains why he's bullish on Tesla on 'Varney & Co.'
Real estate expert warns ‘no signs’ housing affordability will improve for buyers in near future
A new analysis from Bankrate revealed that homebuyers need to pull in a six-figure salary to afford a typical median-priced home in nearly half of the states in the U.S.
Private sector job growth rises more than expected in March
Hiring by private U.S. companies rose more than forecast in March, a sign that the labor market remains resilient in the face of higher interest rates.
There's no incentive to cut the rates now: Joel Shulman
ERShares CEO Joel Shulman weighs in on the Fed's expected rate cuts, the March ADP report and Trump's comments on Chairman Jerome Powell.