New Jersey Target employee thwarts 3 women stealing shopping cart full of merchandise: police
New Jersey police said that three suspects nearly got away with a cart full of stolen items, until one Target employee took action.
Michael Faulkender: Slowing US economic growth is 'Bidenomics in action'
Economists Steve Moore and Michael Faulkender discuss the U.S. economy growing at a slower pace than expected at the beginning of 2024 on 'Kudlow.'
The US economy is as ‘solid as ever’: Jared Bernstein
Council of Economic Advisers Chair Jared Bernstein reacts to Thursday’s GDP report and Biden’s tax plan during an appearance on ‘Cavuto: Coast to Coast.’
Don Julio’s grandson on drawing from family, heritage while kick-starting additive-free tequila brand
Eduardo "Lalo" González's father with the same name founded Don Julio and named the brand after his father. In 2017, González founded a tequila brand and named it after his own father.
The real focus has to be on continuing the inflation fight, says Esther George
Former Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George on the chances for a rate cut, the possibility of a rate hike and the risks of stagflation.
Harris Teeter is combating DC theft surge with new policies, including bag restrictions
Harris Teeter has implemented several new security policies amid rising retail theft in Washington, D.C., one of which bans the use of backpacks and duffel bags.
Fmr NFL coach Brian Billick previews 2024 draft, weighs players' concerns about sky-high state income taxes
Baltimore Ravens' Super Bowl-winning coach Brian Billick previews the 2024 NFL draft, weighing in on players' growing concerns about state income taxes.
Jamie Dimon is skeptical about the odds of a 'soft landing'
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on Thursday warned that the odds of a soft landing within the U.S. economy are shrinking amid signs of still-high inflation.
Expectations are extremely high for Magnificent 7: Ryan Payne
Payne Capital Management President Ryan Payne analyzes the hotter than expected GDP report as stagflation fears grow and discusses the Magnificent 7 earnings.
Florida-based 'busiest mermaid in the world' is paid $10K an hour for some performances
Mermaiding is growing in popularity as one Florida-based professional says she can make up to $10,000 an hour to perform at aquariums and for celebrities.
FCC reinstates net neutrality, FCC Commissioner Carr slams move
The FCC voted to reinstate net neutrality rules that allow the agency to regulate broadband internet as a telecommunications service over the objections of Commissioner Brendan Carr.
Real estate expert warns NYC is 'paralyzed' by an 'out of control' political problem
The "biggest threat to New York," according to business leader Don Peebles, is the migrant crisis that has "paralyzed" city and state leaders to address other issues.
US economy grew slower than expected at the start of 2024
Gross domestic product, the broadest measure of goods and services produced across the economy, grew at a 1.6% annualized rate during the first quarter.
Adam Johnson on the economy's Q1 growth
Bullseye American Ingenuity Fund portfolio manager Adam Johnson discusses Meta's market performance following their earnings report and the U.S. economic growth.
Markets have been massively overvalued: Stephanie Pomboy
Macro Mavens President Stephanie Pomboy assesses the markets, whether the Fed will cut rates, the impact of lingering inflation and the first quarter GDP report.
Former Slack CEO's daughter missing, believed to have run away to crime-ridden San Francisco neighborhood
The 16-year-old daughter of Slack co-founder Stewart Butterfield is missing, California officials announced. She is believed to have run away.
Oracle's Nashville headquarters will be mini-city
Oracle Corp.'s future Nashville, Tennessee, campus will have clinics, restaurants, hotels and a concert venue, in addition to corporate offices, CEO Larry Ellison says.
Blackstone set to purchase Tropical Smoothie Cafe for nearly $2 billion
Blackstone is entering an agreement with Tropical Smoothie Cafe, which started in 1997 in Destin, Florida, to purchase the food chain for nearly $2 billion.
New California bill would restrict line-skipping service Clear at airports in name of equity
A new bill would restrict the expedited security screening company Clear from operating in California airports as its proponents say it lets wealthier people skip the line.
US Chamber of Commerce sues FTC over noncompete ban
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce filed a lawsuit to block the Federal Trade Commission's sweeping ban on noncompete agreements, arguing the regulator overstepped its authority.