4th of July: A by-the-numbers look at the American holiday
On the Fourth of July, a federal holiday, Americans spend money on food, fireworks, travel and patriotic decorations. Here are 10 quick facts on leading industries.
United CEO apologizes for flying private jet while the airline delayed, canceled thousands of flights
Amid thousands of delays and cancelations this week, United Airlines CEO flew private across the country Wednesday. He later apologized on Friday.
Thousands forced to wait hours at Houston airport after hundreds of delays, cancellations
Thousands of passengers at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston experienced travel trouble after 160 flights were canceled and 374 were delayed on Thursday.
Futures muted after Russia rebellion
Circle Squared Alternative Investments founder Jeff Sica says the markets will not shift as long as Russia and Ukraine’s outcome remains ‘uncertain’ on ‘Varney & Co.’
Asiana Airlines passenger opens plane door during South Korea flight
All passengers survive after man opens emergency door as Asiana Airlines plane lands in South Korea Friday. Some passengers received medical attention after fainting.
What does the US need to gain the AI 'edge' over China?
AI runs on an internet connection and whatever country can provide widespread broadband will have an advantage in the field, a Milken Institute director says.
How AI and fintech are encouraging retirement savings
A panel of experts at the Milken Institute's 2023 Global Conference discussed how advances in fintech and AI tools have led to innovative approaches to boosting retirement savings.
Ford unveils new vehicles at America’s oldest auto show
FOX Business’ Madison Alworth reports on new Ford vehicles and auto trends at the New York International Auto Show.
Nissan showing off EV innovations at the New York International Auto Show
FOX Business’ Madison Alworth shares the latest innovations in electric vehicles at the New York International Auto Show.
Davos Highlights: Intel CEO, Larry Summers, Dan Yergin and Sen. Manchin
Concern about a recession, rising competition with China, runaway inflation, and decoupling economically in an increasingly divided world dominated the week.
Bank of America CEO sees 'mild recession' in 2023
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan gives his economic outlook on 'WSJ at Large with Gerry Baker.'
Pat Gelsinger on semiconductor chips: 'Critical to every aspect of human existence'
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger provides insight into the importance of boosting semiconductor chip production in the United States to help take on digital power against China on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
Ian Bremmer: Davos participants understand globalization is changing structurally
Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer reveals what was discussed in the Davos World Economic Forum, the risks in the world economy for 2023 and the United States' relations with China on 'WSJ at Large.'
Larry Summers warns the Fed risks 1970s-style crisis if it pauses inflation fight
The Federal Reserve needs to remain steadfast in its fight against inflation or risk plunging the economy into a 1970s-style crisis, Larry Summers said.
Energy expert urges US independence, says security must be ‘back on the agenda’
S&P Global Vice Chairman Daniel Yergin argues America has "taken for granted" its energy independence, warning "another problem" in natural resource supply is coming.
World Economic Forum decries Big Tech, 'addictive' social media
'Woke Inc.' author Vivek Ramaswamy gives his take on the World Economic Forum and Big Tech's restrictions on free speech on 'The Evening Edit.'
For CEOs at Davos, efficient, profitable operations take center stage
Executives at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, said they needed new tech to help trim costs, increase profitability, and improve efficiency.
Home Depot co-founder warns the 'woke generation' is ignoring the economy's 'bottom line'
Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus calls out the "woke" generation fueling a "socialistic society" instead of focusing on improving the economy's "bottom line."
Bank of America's Brian Moynihan warns against 'wealth effect' that could feel like 2007-08
Bank of America Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan discusses how a mild recession could impact housing, labor and energy sectors from the World Economic Forum.
Brian Moynihan on economy, energy independence: 'Capitalism will solve these problems'
Bank of America Chairman and CEO Brian Moynihan discusses industry layoffs, Federal Reserve trajectory and investing in innovation from the World Economic Forum.