Rite Aid closing 154 stores in 15 states: Here's the list
Rite Aid is shuttering over 150 stores as it seeks to restructure its business following years of legal issues tied to the opioid crisis and sagging sales.
Bank of America CEO says tight lending environment will lead to a slowdown in the US economy
With lending conditions "tight" and consumer temperature on inflation concerns still hot, Bank of America Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan reveals timing of an economic slowdown.
Recession focus misses the point, growth will likely decelerate: Frances Donald
Manulife Investment Management global economist Frances Donald discusses whether a recession will hit the U.S. economy on 'Making Money.'
US economy little changed in recent weeks: Fed's Beige Book
Economic activity in the United States was little changed over the last month and a half, according to a Federal Reserve report published on Wednesday.
Buy Tesla on weakness after earnings: Keith Fitz-Gerald
The Fitz-Gerald Group principal Keith Fitz-Gerald provides his market outlook ahead of earnings season on 'Making Money.'
Fed isn't budging from 2% target, expect more rate hikes: Mark Smith
Wells Fargo Advisors SVP Mark Smith reveals which stock market sectors are poised to break out on 'Making Money.'
Health care price transparency could save Americans $1T annually
Making it easier for Americans to figure out how much they owe for hospital care could drive down costs and reduce health care spending by $1 trillion.
Ryan Payne predicts a 'very good' earnings season
A 'Mornings with Maria' panel discusses their outlooks for earnings, the impact from interest rates and the markets.
Markets showing 'angst and nervousness' amid political turmoil: Kenny Polcari
Former Office of Management and Budget chief economist Vance Ginn and Slatestone Wealth chief market strategist Kenny Polcari analyze how the Middle East conflict and House speaker standstill impact markets.
Mortgage demand plummets to new three-decade low as rates race toward 8%
Home-purchase applications tumbled last week to the lowest level in nearly three decades as high interest rates and limited availability weighed on demand.
Investors need to prepare for $100 oil due to Middle East war: Eddie Ghabour
Key Advisors Wealth Management co-founder and CEO Eddie Ghabour discusses how the Israel-Hamas conflict affects the U.S. stock market on 'Varney & Co.'
Housing starts rebound in September despite spike in mortgage rates
Housing starts rose in September after a steep drop the previous month, but new home construction remains at low levels, which could keep prices elevated.
Bank lending conditions are 'tight,' US consumers 'slow down' their activity: Brian Moynihan
Bank of America Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan analyzes Q3 earnings, the Fed's rate campaign, consumer spending, the state of small business and the macroeconomic landscape.
Walmart, Aldi cut cost of Thanksgiving meals
Retail and grocery chains Walmart and Aldi are cutting the cost of a Thanksgiving meal again in an effort to offer customers some reprieve from persisting inflation.
Bond market, oil are the only things that matter right now: David Bahnsen
The Bahnsen Group CIO, founder and managing partner David Bahnsen discusses oil prices, the Federal Reserve's handling of the economy and inflation.
Charles Payne: Something isn't right with retail data
'Making Money' host Charles Payne analyzes the September retail sales report after it smashed expectations.
Fed is absolutely not coming to the rescue of treasuries: Will Denyer
Gavekal Research chief U.S. economist Will Denyer discusses whether the Fed will be forced to reverse course and load up its balance sheet on 'Making Money.'
Wyndham rejects $7.8B hostile bid from Choice Hotels
Choice Hotels offered to buy Wyndham Hotels and Resorts in a deal worth nearly $10 billion, including debt, after Wyndham walked way from the negotiating table a few weeks ago.
Social Security benefits to receive 3.2% pay bump next year: See how much money you could receive
The Social Security Administration announced that beneficiaries will receive a 3.2% pay bump in 2024 in order to offset the costs of still-high inflation.
Big US employers like Google, Tesla end college degree requirement
New York Post columnist Rikki Schlott discusses the recent move by some large companies to eliminate college degrees as a requirement for employment amid higher school costs on 'Varney & Co.'