Woman walked though unmanned checkpoint, took American Airlines flight without ticket: report
An unidentified woman reportedly walked through an unmanned area of a security checkpoint without an ID or boarding pass, successfully traveling from Nashville to Los Angeles.
Stock market ‘more than ever’ is not Main Street: Charles Payne
‘Making Money’ host Charles Payne reacts to the hotter-than-expected PPI report, Bitcoin’s latest rally and tech stocks during an appearance on ‘The Big Money Show.’
Housing starts unexpectedly plummet to lowest level in five months
The Commerce Department reported Friday that housing starts dropped to the lowest level in five months thanks to wintry weather and high mortgage rates.
Wholesale inflation accelerates more than expected in January
The Labor Department on Friday said the producer price index climbed faster than expected in January, underscoring the difficulty of taming high inflation.
Fed likely won't cut rates at all in 2024: Kenny Polcari
SlateStone Wealth chief market strategist Kenny Polcari criticizes the Fed's 'illogical' rate cut story on 'Varney & Co.'
Input side of the inflation story is where the ‘action’ is going to be: Stephanie Pomboy
Macro Mavens President Stephanie Pomboy reacts to the U.S.’s consumer price index report as investors grapple with the impact inflation has had on the markets.
Federal Reserve does not want to appear ‘even slightly’ political: Dennis Gartman
Former editor of ‘The Gartman Letter’ Dennis Gartman and the Lonski Group President John Lonski preview Fed Chair Powell’s upcoming testimony on Capitol Hill on ‘Mornings with Maria.’
Americans staying put: Percentage that moved in 2023 hit a record low
The percentage of Americans that moved hit a record low in 2023, according to a new analysis of U.S. Census data. Experts attribute the drop to the housing affordability crisis.
Better market opportunities to come 'later in the year': Phil Orlando
Federated Hermes chief equity market strategist Phil Orlando says the Fed will be 'very patient' before the central bank begins cutting rates.
Blame the baby boomers for the housing shortage, Redfin says
A growing number of older Americans are choosing to age in place rather than downsize their homes, which is contributing to a nationwide housing shortage.
Frightened Oakland restaurant owner calls city's crime epidemic 'worst I've ever seen'
Stories about high-profile companies in Oakland closing shop or hiring extra security have made grim headlines in recent months.
Ford, GM CEOs open to partnerships to compete with China
Ford CEO Jim Farley and GM CEO Mary Barra said their companies are open to collaborating on EV technologies with other automakers to better compete with Chinese EV makers like BYD.
Prayer app Hallow takes top spot on Apple App Store
Christian prayer app Hallow took the top spot on Apple's App Store following a surge in downloads after its Super Bowl ad and a prayer challenge at the start of Lent.
Target launches low-cost brand with prices starting under $1
Target is launching a new brand that will price most items under $10 in an effort to appeal to price-conscious shoppers. Some items will cost under $1.
Biden's net zero dream will economically kill the nation: Andy Puzder
Former CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder warns Democrats' net zero carbon goal is a dangerous objective on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Mortgage rates climb again as high housing costs persist
Mortgage rates rose again this week and purchase demand dropped, as the rising cost of housing in the U.S. continues to weigh on potential buyers and sellers.
Retail sales tumble much more than expected in January
Retail sales, a measure of how much consumers spent on a number of everyday goods, including cars, food and gasoline, unexpectedly dropped 0.8% in January.
New York City sues Tiktok, Instagram and other social media apps for causing 'youth mental health crisis'
New York City is filing a lawsuit against social media companies such as TikTok and Instagram for causing a "youth mental health crisis" among the city's children.
Labor market facing 'desperate tag-ins' of companies trying to show growth: Lee Munson
Portfolio Wealth Advisors President and CIO Lee Munson weighs in on the Fed's rate hike trajectory and recent mass layoffs.
Small businesses are about to get hit with more regulations, House committee warns
The Biden administration has implemented 774 final rules costing over $450 billion, saddling businesses with over 286 million paperwork hours.