How should shareholders' money be managed?
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich provides insight on ESG investing backlash and how money from shareholders should be managed on 'Kudlow.'
Amazon hiking third-party seller fulfillment fees for holiday season
The e-commerce behemoth, which has previously absorbed its cost increases during the holidays, has warned that "seasonal expenses are reaching new heights."
GM, Ford say electric vehicle price increases have nothing to do with Dem spending bill
Two large U.S. automakers refuted criticism Tuesday that recent price hikes were related to the Inflation Reduction Act which extends the electric vehicle tax credit.
Here's how experts say Dems' inflation bill will increase energy prices
Americans can expect to pay higher energy prices as a result of Democrats' massive climate and tax spending package, which President Biden signed into law on Tuesday, experts said.
Meme stock Bed Bath & Beyond soars after investor Ryan Cohen's latest bets
Bed Bath & Beyond extended gains after an SEC filing showed GameStop investor Ryan Cohen bought call options in the retailer, stoking meme interest.
Delta Air Lines CEO: Summer travel volumes busiest in history
Ed Bastian discusses the challenges facing the airline industry as labor shortages persist on 'The Claman Countdown.'
New Raspberry Rally Girl Scout cookie to join 2023 nationwide lineup
The Girl Scouts announced the Raspberry Rally as the newest cookie to join the organization's 2023 lineup. It is described as being similar to the Thin Mint.
Former Dallas Fed adviser on economy: We're not through the woods yet
Former Dallas Fed Adviser Danielle DiMartino Booth discusses the state of the economy, arguing the consumer is still consuming.
States expand sales-tax holidays as Americans feel price increases
20 states have lowered or abandoned their sales tax this year in time for back-to-school shopping to help consumers save money as the rate of inflation remains near a four-decade high.
Energy expert forecasts oil prices to jump higher and hurt consumers
Canary CEO Dan Eberhart argues oil is experiencing a 'false calm before the storm' and could quickly jump back to $120 a barrel on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.
Shanghai Ikea customers flee as officials attempt to lock down store
Viral video purportedly shows panicked shoppers scrambling to escape a Shanghai Ikea over the weekend as authorities shut down the store over COVID-19.
Taking out the trash: Rubicon brings waste digital marketplace to NYSE as the company goes public
Rubicon Technologies Chairman and CEO Nate Morris says garbage is "hard to bet against" after the digital recycling and waste management platform went public Tuesday.
Judge approves $30.5M Apple settlement over retail employee bag checks
The lawsuit covers a group of 14,683 current and former Apple retail workers in California who argued they were not being paid for time spent while waiting and undergoing exit searches.
Walmart meets consumer spending changes with markdowns: CFRA analyst
CFRA senior equity adviser discusses Walmart's positive earnings and argues the retail giant has a positive approach to combating changes in consumer spending habits.
Discretionary categories weaken as inflation cuts consumer budgets: Analyst
CFRA senior equity analyst Arun Sundaram unpacks earnings patterns ahead of the holiday season and casts projection for retail stocks.
Retail earnings stay strong despite high inflation
CFRA senior equity analyst Arun Sundaram and Strategic Wealth Partners CEO Marc Tepper discuss markets as earning season continues.
Rep. Carter on Biden's clean energy push: US, Europe going to net-zero emissions won't solve global problem
Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Ga., discusses the green energy push in the U.S. and Europe as developing countries continue to add the most to carbon emissions.
Studio-backed streaming services will do 'everything they can' to keep subscribers: Expert
Strat Americas managing director Seth Schachner discusses streaming sites' struggles to stay relevant and maintain subscriber retention rates.
Walmart expects smaller profit drop as discounts drive demand
Walmart's total revenue rose 8.4% to $152.86 billion in the second quarter, helped by demand for food and other essential items. The retailer's stock has fallen over 8% this year.
Home Depot beats quarterly comparable sales estimates
The largest U.S. home improvement chain's comparable sales rose 5.8% for the second quarter, while analysts had expected a 4.9% growth, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.