Burrito, Big Mac prices in California to go up as pay rises: 'Someone has to pay,' FAT Brands founder says
FAT Brands chairman and founder Andy Wiederhorn outlines the economic impact on consumers of raising the minimum wage in California to $20 an hour.
Liz Ann Sonders: Regional banks are a slow-motion crash
Charles Schwab’s chief investment strategist predicts future for regional banks amid New York Community Bancorp’s lawsuit on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Larry Kudlow: President Ronald Reagan taught me optimism
FOX Business host Larry Kudlow remembers President Ronald Reagan's life and legacy on his 113th birthday.
Banking sector might give Wall Street another scare: Julia Coronado
MacroPolicy Perspectives founder and President Julia Coronado discusses whether another regional banking crisis is coming on 'Making Money.'
Fed no longer believes recession is needed to quell inflation: Neil Dutta
RenMac head of economic research Neil Dutta argues inflation will dictate when the Fed cuts interest rates on 'Making Money.'
Andy Wiederhorn on California minimum wage hike: ‘Someone’s got to pay’
Fat Brands chairman and founder Andy Wiederhorn details the economic impact of California raising the minimum wage to $20 an hour.
‘Mounting’ tech layoffs are a way for companies to ‘boost’ balance sheets: Heather Zumarraga
Zuma Global President Heather Zumarraga reacts to a recent report revealing that tech companies have cut 32,500 jobs in 2024 on ‘The Big Money Show.’
Layoffs skyrocketing in 2024: Here are the companies axing jobs
Layoffs surged in 2023, and so far, it appears that trend is not slowing down. In the first month of the new year, companies across multiple industries announced cuts.
Credit card debt smashed another record high at the end of 2023
Credit card debt surpassed another record at the end of December as American consumers continued to rely on their cards to pay for everyday necessities.
Bud Light Super Bowl ad aims to win back customers
Bud Light is debuting a 60-second advertisement in this year's Super Bowl. It's the latest effort from the brand to drum up sales after a tumultuous year.
‘Magnificent Seven’ stocks will hit new all-time highs: Jeffrey Small
Arbor Financial President Jeffrey Small argues that the ‘Magnificent Seven’ stocks will repeat their 2023 run in 2024 during an appearance on ‘Varney & Co.’
February is a good month to 'get back in' despite lousy market trend: Jeffrey Hirsch
Stock Trader's Almanac editor-in-chief Jeffrey Hirsch explains why February is historically a bad month for equities and identifies some big investing opportunities on 'Making Money.'
Tech sector represents an economic 'mega trend' that 'cannot be ignored': Mark Avallone
Potomac Wealth Advisors President and founder Mark Avallone argues the growth in the economy is 'tilted to one side entirely' with tech.
More Americans are getting a second job to offset sting of high inflation
A growing number of Americans are working a second job as they continue to confront still-high inflation that has rapidly eroded their purchasing power.
Lyft to ensure drivers receive baseline percentage of rider fares
Lyft is promising to boost earnings for its drivers who are also seeking more transparency on where riders’ fares go. Moving forward, the company is guaranteeing a new pay standard.
It is a ‘fiction’ to think young people can live on their own now: EJ Antoni
The Heritage Foundation public finance economist EJ Antoni tells ‘The Bottom Line’ that young people relying on their parents financially results from ‘terrible policy.’
Business bankruptcies surged 58% in 2023
The U.S. saw a significant 58% spike in business bankruptcies in 2023 with health care hardest hit, according to the latest Restructuring Insights report released by Debtwire.
Rate cuts in an election year are always hard: Taylor Riggs
'Kudlow' panelists John Carney and Taylor Riggs analyze the Fed's next moves during the presidential election year on 'Kudlow.'
Charles Payne: The American people could get behind Chinese tariffs
'Making Money' host Charles Payne reacts to Trump floating the idea of placing tariffs on China imports if elected.
Inflation's murky path keeps wary Fed from cutting rates too soon: Anneka Treon
Van Lanschot Kempen chief economist Anneka Treon argues the U.S. economy is strong despite higher interest rates on 'Making Money.'