US consumer 'cautious' about where to get 'best buy' for holidays: Nancy Lazar
Piper Sandler chief global economist Nancy Lazar details 'a lot of debt' in the markets amid a stretched U.S. consumer.
Atlanta suburb becomes first to test underground consumer delivery system
Pipedream Labs is working on an underground delivery system to make deliveries faster, cheaper and even better for the environment. It is being tested out in a city in Georgia.
US homelessness up 12% from 2022, hits highest level since 2007
The point-in-time homelessness count released by HUD found over 650,000 people experienced homeless on a single night in January 2023, an increase of 12% from 2022.
US needs to take aggressive action against the Houthis: Gen. Jack Keane
FOX News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane (ret.) discusses the Houthis launching attacks on commercial ships and the ongoing Israel war.
Ships turning off tracking systems to avoid Red Sea attacks: report
Some ships in the Red Sea, where cargo vessels have come under attack by Yemen's Houthi rebels in recent days, apparently are trying to evade detection.
Organizations in Washington, Connecticut helping create qualified workers for jobs in maritime industry
The maritime industry is booming, but employers are struggling to find qualified workers so organizations in Connecticut and Washington are training young adults to enter the field.
Powerball jackpot rises to estimated $572M after no winner in December 18 drawing
The Powerball jackpot sits at an estimated $572 million after no player claimed the grand prize Monday night. The next drawing is Wednesday, Dec. 20.
CBP closures due to increase in southern border crossing causing havoc for businesses, travel
Hundreds of thousands of migrants catch the train to the U.S.-Mexico border. CBP has closed rail traffic in two Texas cities, leaving businesses, residents on frustrated.
Japanese company buying U.S. Steel is 'extremely concerning': Colin Wayne
Army combat veteran Colin Wayne reacts a Japanese company buying U.S. Steel for $14 billion on 'The Bottom Line.'
Housing market is seeing 'major price reductions': Katrina Campins
FOX Business real estate contributor Katrina Campins discusses whether the housing market is on the verge of a boom after the Fed signaled lower interest rates on 'Making Money.'
Investor bullishness is running high: Jack Ablin
Cresset CIO and founding partner Jack Ablin discusses the impact of inflation on the economy and stock market in 2024 on 'Making Money.'
Christmas 2023: Ship gifts by these days so they arrive in time for the holiday
Christmas Day is less than a week away, and last-minute gift-givers have just a few days left to ship their friends or loved ones a present that will arrive in time for the holiday.
World oil market is 'distorted': David Malpass
Former World Bank President David Malpass discusses the impact of shipping companies avoiding the Red Sea as Houthi attacks increase on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Small Social Security COLA could leave retirees struggling to get by next year
Social Security beneficiaries are set to receive a 3.2% payment bump in 2024, but many recipients say the increase is not enough to offset high inflation.
Fed's early 'Christmas gift' could lead to a rebound year for home construction: Jim Tobin
NAHB CEO Jim Tobin discusses what's behind the rise in homebuilder confidence on 'Varney & Co.'
Homebuilder sentiment rises more than expected as mortgage rates fall
Confidence among builders in the U.S. housing market rose in December for the first time in four months as high mortgage rates finally started to fall.
The 'inflation demon' really hasn't been killed: Jim Lacamp
Morgan Stanley Senior V.P. of Investments Jim Lacamp discusses a recent survey that highlights household stock ownership, what to expect from the Fed in 2024 and the housing market.
Harvard early decision applications fall sharply amid antisemitism controversy
Harvard saw the number of students submitting early applications decline by 17% from a year ago as the college remains mired in controversy over its handling of antisemitism.
DEA warns Georgia to cancel plans to become first state to allow pharmacies to sell medical marijuana
Federal officials told Georgia to end its plan to become the first state to allow pharmacies to distribute medical marijuana because it would violate federal law.
'Too early to declare victory' on inflation, Chicago Fed president says
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Austan Goolsbee said Sunday that although the central bank has made good progress in bringing down inflation it's "too early to declare victory."



















