In-N-Out raises California prices in response to minimum wage hike
In-N-Out Burger has raised prices in California after the state enacted a minimum wage increase that boosted hourly wages to $20, which comes amid stubborn inflation.
Why are 25% of Gen Zers bringing their parents on job interviews with them? Experts weigh in
A new survey found that 25% of job-seeking Gen Zers are bringing their parents with them on job interviews. Human resource professionals weighed in on this trend.
The rise of build-to-rent communities: A solution to America's housing crisis?
Some real estate developers are taking advantage of the "high supply, low demand" status of the housing market by meeting the need for affordable homes with build-to-rent communities.
Chiquita must pay Colombian families $38.3 million, Florida jury says
A Florida jury said Chiquita Brands International must pay over $38 million to the families of 8 men in Colombia who were killed by the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC) paramilitary group.
Elon Musk waves off Hunter Biden verdict, says more serious crime is 'taking bribes'
Billionaire Elon Musk weighed in on Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, being found guilty of lying about his drug addiction on a federal gun purchase form.
UAW union boss Shawn Fain under investigation by federal monitor
A federal court-appointed independent monitor is investigating allegations that United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain abused his authority and retaliated against other union leaders.
Fed Chair Powell is right to hold off on rate cuts: Jurrien Timmer
Fidelity Investments global macro director Jurrien Timmer argues the market needs Fed rate cuts less than it did a year ago on 'Making Money.'
$842 million Powerball jackpot winners in Michigan revealed as 'The Breakfast Club'
The Michigan Lottery on Tuesday announced a lottery club with three members was lucky enough to win the $842.4 million Powerball jackpot from early January.
US economy is being driven by consumers' 'willingness to spend': Victoria Fernandez
Crossmark Global Investments chief market strategist Victoria Fernandez analyzes the state of the consumer ahead of the June FOMC meeting on 'Making Money.'
Charles Payne: Fearmongers always have a platform
'Making Money' host Charles Payne argues financial fearmongers put ideology above the well-being of society.
California police department unveils Tesla Model Y patrol vehicles; Cybertrucks could be next
A California police department is testing out the use of Tesla Model Ys as patrol vehicles, while the outfitter is looking to supply Cybertrucks.
Stocks likely to go higher if Fed doesn't move rates: Bobby Iaccino
Path Trading Partners co-founder Bobby Iaccino analyzes the market ahead of the Federal Reserve's June meeting on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Apple is way behind in the AI race: Gary Kaltbaum
Fox News contributor Gary Kaltbaum discusses Apple's A.I. capabilities on 'The Big Money Show.'
Rent prices are stagnating, suggesting high inflation may stick around
A new report published by Realtor.com found that decreases in rental prices slowed in May, which could mean that inflation will remain elevated this year.
Biden admin to ban medical debt from credit reports, loan decisions: reports
The Biden administration will propose a new rule to ban credit score companies from considering medical debt when they compile Americans' credit reports.
Stuart Varney: Biden better pay attention to Europe's election 'shock'
FOX Business' Stuart Varney reacted to European Union election results that showed pushback from conservative voters on mass migration and environmental extremism.
Tesla must face false advertising claims against Autopilot, California administrative judge rules
A California administrative judge has rejected Tesla's bid to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the state's top regulator accusing Tesla of false marketing of its Autopilot system.
Inflation won't improve until government stops spending like drunken sailors: David Nicholas
Nicholas Wealth Management President David Nicholas discusses whether the Fed can reduce inflation without causing a recession on 'Varney & Co.'
There is ‘unanimity’ around Fed’s ‘wait-and-see stance’: Nick Timiraos
Wall Street Journal chief economics correspondent Nick Timiraos comments on what to expect from the Federal Reserve ahead of big economic data coming this week.
Singapore Airlines offers passengers injured in 'severe turbulence' at least $10,000 in compensation
Singapore Airlines says it is offering passengers who were injured by "severe turbulence" on a flight in late May $10,000 to $25,000 in compensation.