US economy set to 'slow noticeably' as consumer spending loses steam: 'Last hurrah'
Consumer spending is set to slow precipitously in 2024 as the job market softens and the economy continues to cool, according to Wells Fargo analysts.
Biden is pulling out the 'big guns' too early: Brian Kilmeade
'Fox & Friends' co-host Brian Kilmeade reacts to reports Biden is planning a major fundraiser with Barack Obama and Bill Clinton on 'The Big Money Show.'
Credit cards are 'keeping us broke': Jade Warshaw
Ramsey Solutions personality Jade Warshaw on younger generations living with their parents, 'buy now pay later' risks and how to best diversify stock allocation.
Fed might 'disappoint' the stock market: Jacob Sonenshine
Barron's market reporter Jacob Sonenshine discusses the market ahead of earnings, the Fed's decision and Biden expected to award billions to chipmakers.
Beware of the Dow Jones, S&P 500 moving too far too fast: Jason Katz
UBS managing director and senior portfolio manager Jason Katz discusses whether the S&P 500 and Dow Jones will hit new highs in 2024 on 'Varney & Co.'
Court orders China’s bankrupt Evergrande to liquidate
A judge in Hong Kong on Monday ordered the bankrupt China Evergrande Group to liquidate, saying the indebted real estate giant has failed to present a stable restructuring plan.
Extreme market optimism has 'consequences': Robert Prechter
Author, financial analyst and Elliott Wave International founder Robert Prechter breaks down what he calls a 'really cool juncture' in the markets.
Democrats 'are not good for the economy': Steve Forbes
Forbes Chairman and editor-in-chief Steve Forbes argues that the U.S. economy is seeing strong growth due to government spending.
Stuart Varney: Gavin Newsom really wants to be president
'Varney & Co.' host Stuart Varney discusses California Gov. Gavin Newsom's presidential ambitions.
Amazon terminates iRobot acquisition due to regulatory hurdles
Amazon is terminating its planned $1.4 billion acquisition of vacuum maker iRobot, which was facing scrutiny from U.S. and European antitrust regulators.
Outdoor retailer REI slashes workforce by more than 350 workers, prepares for 'challenging' year ahead
Outdoor retailer REI, which is headquartered near Seattle, announced the layoffs of 357 people last week, citing "challenging" conditions.
AI is 'meaningful' to companies' bottom line: Ken Mahoney
Mahoney Asset Management CEO Ken Mahoney looks ahead to this week's earnings reports for five of the Magnificent 7 stocks.
Los Angeles Times, Sports Illustrated among media outlets announcing layoffs to start 2024
Several media outlets including Business Insider, the Los Angeles Times, TIME Magazine and Sports Illustrated announced layoffs in January as the media industry faces headwinds.
Expert predicts inflation will cool 'cyclically' in 2024
KKR's Henry McVey joins 'Barron's Roundtable' to discuss GDP data showing the economy is growing and inflation cooling.
Hoenig details what to expect from the Fed next week
Former Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank President and CEO Thomas Hoenig joins 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street' to discuss what we can expect from the Federal Reserve's first 2024 meeting.
LARRY KUDLOW: Government spending, deficits and debt played into the GDP number
Fox Business host Larry Kudlow says "the Bidens are pumping up demand by borrowing their keisters off" on Friday's "Kudlow."
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns US driving toward a cliff as debt snowballs
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned Friday that America is headed toward a cliff with its soaring debt, saying it must be addressed before it causes a crisis.
Detroit small business COO on boost from NFC playoff: It's 'definitely helping our bottom line'
Buddy's Pizza COO Joe Dominiak discusses the impact of the NFL playoffs on his Detroit business as the Lions face off against the San Francisco 49ers.
Alaska Airlines to resume first Boeing 737 Max 9 flight since grounding
Alaska Airlines will resume service of its Boeing 737 Max 9 fleet on Friday after the aircraft were grounded nationwide due to an issue with the door plug panel.
American leaders do not want to financially ‘help us’: Michael Duke
Panelists Alexandria Chun and Michael Duke join the ‘The Big Money Show’ to share their views on the U.S. economy as young people continue to struggle with inflation.