GM's billion-dollar BrightDrop electric van enters production and DHL fleet
GM's BrightDrop electric van division has started large-scale vehicle production in Canada and aims to generation one billion in revenue in 2023.
Biden's 'backdoor' Venezuela oil deal is 'mind-boggling': Victoria Coates
Former Trump national security advisor Victoria Coates explains how Biden's 'stifling' regulations make America more energy vulnerable on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Michigan couple gifts $2M classic car collection to university
Mike and Dianne Morey are donating their entire classic car collection, estimated to be worth $2 million, to Northwood University, a small private institution in Midland, Michigan.
Harry and Meghan 'clearly' want to destroy the Royal Family: Nigel Farage
Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage discusses Prince Harry's upcoming Netflix docu-series that reportedly makes 'wild claims' against the Royal Family on 'Varney & Co.'
Rail workers' 'sick to their stomach' over terrible labor deal: Salvatore Stile
Alba Wheels Up president Salvatore Stile reacts to Biden signing a bill into law to avoid rail workers strike and assesses the supply chain in America on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Service sector, factory order reports, Musk gets political and more: Monday's 5 things to know
Economic reports due out Monday are expected to show a slip in service sector activity for a third month in a row, as factory orders bounced in October.
OPEC+ agrees not to increase oil production amid slowing economy, Russian sanctions
OPEC+ ministers say they are not changing their policy of cutting oil production amid uncertainty about the impact of new Western sanctions against Russian oil.
Switzerland could ban electric vehicle use during energy crisis: reports
Swiss officials said this week they could limit electric vehicle use during potential energy crisis this winter, along with sporting events, concerts, and cryptocurrency mining.
EU chief says bloc has to address 'distortions' created by Biden environmental policies
European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen warned Sunday that the EU must act in response to distortions created in the marketplace by President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.
Watch as Amazon semi-truck with 8,000 pounds of packages onboard goes up in flames
Emergency responders in North San Diego County, California, worked for hours to extinguish flames that had overtaken a stuffed Amazon semi-truck.
Kremlin rejects EU oil price cap: 'Europe will live without Russian oil'
The Kremlin on Saturday rejected EU efforts to hit Russia's top earner by placing a price cap on its oil and said 'Europe will live without Russian oil.'
Rail workers speak out after Biden forces unions to accept deal: 'He turned his back'
Railroad workers are speaking up after President Biden signed bipartisan legislation to avoid a strike that could have had disastrous consequences for the economy.
The Laundress recalling 8M detergent, cleaning products over bacteria exposure risk
The Laundress on Thursday recalled millions of its laundry and cleaning products in response to a bacteria exposure risk, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
EU reaches agreement on $60-per-barrel price cap on Russian oil
The European Union on Friday reached a deal to cap Russian maritime oil at $60 a barrel in an attempt to hurt Russian finances but protect the energy market.
Baby formula still hard to find nearly a year after shortage began
Mother of two Hannah Kroll discusses her fight to find baby formula on store shelves and how she's helping parents across the nation.
How to avoid holiday online shopping scams
Experts offer tips to help shoppers avoid being swindled this holiday season when shopping online. E-commerce continues to surge which means shoppers need to be even more vigilant.
Balenciaga designer apologizes for controversial ad depicting children with teddy bears in bondage
Balenciaga designer posts personal apology to Instagram, calling the recent advertising campaign that featured children holding teddy bear purses dressed in BDSM attire "inappropriate."
Oil industry exec rips Biden's 'willy-nilly' energy policy, warns of another 'major' crisis in next few weeks
American Petroleum Institute president and CEO Mike Sommers discusses the Biden administration's controversial energy policy and its impact on the economy.
Consumers are 'frontloading' holiday spending: Larry Cheng
Volition Capital managing partner Larry Cheng discusses the retail market for the holiday season and the 'paradox' between holiday sales data and economic data on 'Varney & Co.'
Rubio slams Senate failure to secure paid sick leave for rail workers: Not 'line items on a spreadsheet'
Sen. Marco Rubio slammed the Senate's failure to secure paid sick leave for rail workers and said Republicans prioritize productivity over the worker.