Miami business conference featuring Tom Brady goes awry over signing fiasco
Fans that bought VIP tickets to a business conference in Miami this past weekend were left fuming after a signing event with NFL legend Tom Brady went awry.
Kentucky Derby attendees can store alcohol in their fancy hats thanks to Fireball Whisky's new products
The 2024 Kentucky Derby is nearly here, and Fireball Whisky is offering customers the chance to store its cinnamon whisky in a fascinator or hat. See the unique product.
Tesla driver using autopilot mode charged with vehicular homicide in death of motorcyclist
A motorcyclist in Washington state is dead after a Tesla vehicle on autopilot crashed into him last week. The driver is charged with vehicular homicide.
Home Depot and Walmart US CEOs say 'employers should value skills above degrees' in WSJ op-ed
The CEOs of Home Depot and Walmart U.S. penned a joint column in The Wall Street Journal urging employers to stop valuing college degrees and start valuing skills when hiring.
Economy has been buttressed by high levels of government spending: Russ Vought
A 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' panel weigh in on Biden's targeting of junk fees, government spending, Americans' view on the economy and the president's tax plans.
Tesla’s stock is ‘onward and upward’ from here: Scott Martin
Kingsview Wealth Management CIO Scott Martin joins ‘The Big Money Show’ to break down the financial impact of Elon Musk's latest promise for ‘affordable’ Tesla vehicles.
Homebuilder stocks will 'explode' over next 3 to 5 years: Mike Aubrey
The Mike Aubrey Group EVP and principal Mike Aubrey discusses whether the rise in mortgage rates is a trend that will continue for the rest of 2024 on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Mortgage demand falls again as interest rates soar past 7%
A key measure of home-purchase application fell for the third straight week as mortgage interest rates marched to the highest level since November 2023.
Biden trails Trump in most battleground states as voters sour on the US economy
A new poll published by Bloomberg News/Morning Consult shows that President Biden is trailing former President Donald Trump in six of seven swing states.
We have a 'very unusual' economic backdrop, says Nancy Lazar
Piper Sandler Chief Global Economist Nancy Lazar discusses her outlook for the economy, the manufacturing sector, consumer travel and her recession forecast.
Inflation isn't going anywhere anytime soon: Joel Shulman
ERShares CEO Joel Shulman discusses tech earnings and the upcoming economic data reports.
Tesla’s rise is just a dead cat bounce: Shah Gilani
Manward Press chief investment strategist Shah Gilani joins ‘Varney & Co.’ to reassess his tech stock expectations, arguing that Tesla’s rally ‘cannot’ continue.
FCC reinstating net neutrality could slow internet gains: report
The FCC's plan to reinstate net neutrality regulations could undo gains in internet speed and affordability seen in recent years since net neutrality's repeal, a report finds.
California's latest job-killing policy is more bad news for Golden Staters
California is already home to some of the highest taxes and costs of living in the country, the result of failed government policies. A higher minimum wage is more of the same.
Vast majority of aspiring homeowners say they cannot afford the American dream
A majority of would-be homebuyers in the U.S. say they have been priced out of the market and cannot afford the American dream, according to a new survey.
Surge in home insurance costs adding more inflation pressure on Americans
Surging home insurance premiums are the latest obstacle to homeownership for millions of Americans, who are already grappling with steep mortgage rates.
Fed's next interest rate move is likely a cut, not a hike: Michael Kantrowitz
Piper Sandler chief investment strategist Michael Kantrowitz joins 'Making Money' to discuss the impact of various interest rate levels on equities.
Stock market dip isn't done, 10% correction could be coming: Shah Gilani
Manward Press chief investment strategist Shah Gilani reveals where investors can make money if they are still bullish on 'Making Money.'
Columbia University's antisemitism chaos prompts calls for tuition refunds
Anti-Israel protests at Columbia University that shut down in-person classes out of fear for Jewish students' safety have sparked calls for tuition refunds.
Housing market is moving for people who have lots of money: Amy Nixon
DFW housing and macro econ analyst Amy Nixon explains what the spike in mortgage rates means for the housing market on 'Making Money.'



















