JPMorgan CEO Dimon cautious about soft landing for economy
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said he remains cautious about the prospects for the U.S. economy to have a soft landing but that market sentiment is improving.
Mike Tyson: 'I would not bet against' Professional Fighters League
The Professional Fighters League is debuting its second international league this spring with PFL MENA. The league has set its sights on becoming a global leader in the sport.
Biden is the source of almost every problem in Washington: Steve Moore
'Moore Money' podcast host Steve Moore reacts to a government shutdown looming over Congress on 'Kudlow.'
Stocks don't care what the Fed does: Don Luskin
TrendMacro Chief Investment Officer Don Luskin discusses whether the Fed has credibility issues on 'Making Money.'
Domino's raises menu prices modestly, California to see bigger jump
Domino's announced on an earnings call Monday that it's planning to increase prices in the low-single digits. This comes even after the company reported better-than-expected results.
Billionaire Peter Thiel's $100K offer to skip college gains popularity
America's career coach Ken Coleman reacts to billionaire Peter Thiel offering entrepreneurs $100K to skip college and start their own business on 'The Big Money Show.'
Real estate paradox will continue as long as mortgage rates are 7%: Kevin Mahn
Hennion & Walsh Asset Management President and CIO Kevin Mahn reacts to a Zillow economist warning a 7% mortgage rate could be the new normal on 'The Big Money Show.'
Real estate: How the 2024 election could impact the market
Housing market has been sidelining a growing number of buyers and sellers. As the election year ramps up, there is more uncertainty surrounding the market.
Kroger-Albertsons merger in jeopardy
The Federal Trade Commission is suing to block Kroger's proposed $24.6 billion deal to buy a major rival, saying it would lead to higher prices for millions of Americans.
Fed rate cuts are coming, but on a much smaller scale: Jason Katz
UBS managing director and senior portfolio manager Jason Katz cautions investors about 'blindly' buying A.I. stocks and reveals when the Fed might cut interest rates on 'Varney & Co.'
Economists predict much stronger growth in 2024. Here's why
The U.S. economy will see another solid year of growth in 2024, according to a new survey published by the National Association for Business Economics.
Markets look 'a little less in the bubble camp': Eric Freedman
U.S. Bank Asset Management Group CIO Eric Freedman analyzes the Fed rate trajectory, recession probability and the A.I. boom.
Mark Tepper: Is the consumer strong?
Strategic Wealth Partners CEO Mark Tepper and LPL Financial chief global strategist Quincy Krosby discuss retail earnings and the expected PCE report on the 'Word on Wall Street.'
More Americans taking Ozempic will boost the US economy, Goldman says
Goldman Sachs analysts said in a note to clients that widespread use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could help to boost U.S. economic growth.
Walmart's 3-for-1 stock split: What to know
Walmart's three-for-one stock split will give more investors and employees the ability to buy full shares of the company, and it goes back to founder Sam Walton's mission.
McDonald’s customer allegedly punched employee 'several times' for touching his drink lid
A McDonald’s customer in Boston allegedly punched an employee at the restaurant several times after he grew angry because they touched the lid of his drink.
Keep applying for 'reach jobs,' say experts, as you might actually land one of them
Career experts say that those seeking new jobs should try for "reach roles" even if they think they won't get them — as recruiters may be looking for the very skills the applicants possess.
Do investors need commodities as a hedge against inflation?
'Barron's Roundtable' panelists discuss commodities, real estate exposure and investing in bonds.
Nvidia had another blowout quarter: Al Root
Al Root, Andrew Bary and Elizabeth O'Brien discuss weekly stock performance on 'Barron's Roundtable.'
Former World Bank president warns 'perfect storm' brewing for the next POTUS
Former World Bank president David Malpass joins 'Barron's Roundtable' to discuss concerns over slow growth for the U.S. economy.



















