Russia could default on debt payments after US doesn't extend license to pay bondholders
Russia may default on international debt for the first time since the Bolshevik Revolution after the U.S. chose not to extend its license to Russia to pay bondholders.
After subway killing, NYC business community calls for more political action
Partnership for New York City president and CEO Kathryn Wylde says Mayor Eric Adams, Gov. Kathy Hocul, NYPD and MTA leadership need public support for stronger measures ranging from "prosecution of fare evasion to ankle bracelets for felons awaiting trial to institutionalization of the seriously mentally ill."
Global economy faces biggest test since World War II amid 'confluence of calamities': IMF chief
IMF Director Kristalina Georgieva warned the global economy faces the "biggest test since the Second World War" as it confronts a "potential confluence of calamities."
Lviv feels almost back to normal: Morgan Ortagus
Former U.S. State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus reacts to Biden's statements that the U.S. will defend Taiwan and shares her first-hand experience in Lviv, Ukraine.
Everybody getting 'hurt' by inflation: Investment expert
Calamos Investments CEO John Koudounis discusses the impact of inflation on Americans and weighs in on volatility in the markets.
High inflation rate makes a recession 'difficult to avoid:' John Koudounis
Calamos Investments president & CEO John Koudounis discusses inflation rates following the Dow Watch's longest weekly losing streak since 1923 on 'Fox News Live.'
Elon Musk, Brazilian president discuss connectivity, Amazon rainforest preservation efforts
Elon Musk met Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro Friday to talk about connectivity in rural areas and monitoring in the Amazon rainforest.
Biden to meet with President Yoon Suk Yeol in South Korea, tour Samsung factory amid North Korea provocations
President Biden and South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol will tour the Samsung Electronics Pyeongtaek Campus, a model for the new Samsung plant in Texas, on the first day of Biden's trip to Asia Friday.
Electric school bus factory touted by Warnock in ad lays off 115 employees
In a recent campaign ad, Warnock highlighted the Blue Bird Corporation electric school bus manufacturing plant in Fort Valley, Georgia, while promoting his legislation designed to “transition” school districts away from gas-powered buses.
Idaho officials blast S&P, warn ESG credit indicators in ratings 'subjective way to penalize' states
Idaho’s governor, lieutenant governor, treasurer, national lawmakers, and state legislature leaders all signed the Thursday letter missing minced words to S&P CEO Douglas Peterson and president Martina Cheung.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus gearing up for first tour in five years
The tour, which will kick off in cities around the U.S. starting in September 2023, comes at a time when consumers are in need of "plain, simple fun," Kenneth Feld, CEO of Feld Entertainment, which operates the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, told FOX Business.
China looks to Russia to replenish strategic oil reserves: report
China is seeking to utilize rock bottom Russian oil prices to refill their strategic reserves.
Inflation hits rural towns: 'Groceries, utilities, gas, we’re seeing it everywhere'
Inflation is hitting the U.S. at a level unseen in decades, and both cities and small towns are feeling it.
Atlanta-area Taco Bell employee accused of firing assault rifle at work, injuring 2
Police in the Atlanta area say they are searching for a Taco Bell employee after a double shooting in a restaurant’s parking lot Wednesday in South Fulton.
Gas prices hit record average high nationwide, above $4 in all 50 states for the first time
The average gallon of gas now tops $4 a gallon in all 50 states for the first time ever, according to the auto club AAA.
Disney announces new 2022 LGBTQ+ clothing collection for kids
Disney released a new Pride clothing collection for children as the company is caught up in controversy over its opposition to Florida's parental rights law.
JPMorgan shareholders reject $52M payout to CEO Jamie Dimon
JPMorgan Chase shareholders have rejected the special $52.6 million stock option award directors gave to CEO Jamie Dimon last year to stay on the job for at least five more years.
U.S. officials warn about North Korean IT workers posing as freelance contractors
U.S. officials are warnings private companies that North Korean IT workers are attempting to do remote contract work with businesses and funnel the proceeds back to Kim Jong Un’s regime.
Finland brewery launches NATO-inspired beer
As Finland seeks to join NATO, a Finnish brewery is selling a new beer paying tribute to the military alliance.
Spirit of America CEO on his organization providing supplies to Ukraine
Spirit of America CEO Jim Hake on helping Ukraine, emphasizing that what they need most is protective aid and vehicles



















