Starbucks to hike prices to offset inflation; lowers profit guidance
Starbucks Corp will raise menu prices in 2022 and reduce some spending to offset soaring costs for labor and goods, as rising COVID-19 cases prompted the coffee chain on Tuesday to lower estimates for profits this year.
Rules to picking stocks in a rising rate environment
Federated Hermes Global Equities CIO Steve Auth and T3 Trading co-founder Scott Redler provide their strategies on 'The Claman Countdown.'
New York City restaurants struggle amid COVID-19 policies, rampant crime
Restaurant owner James Mallios joined 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' to discuss the impact of COVID-19 and crime on restaurants in the Big Apple.
AOC blaming corporate 'price gouging' for rising inflation
Center for Renewing America President Russell Vought on the rise in inflation and the solutions that are needed including government spending control.
With meat prices rising again, grocery chain buys direct from producers
Meat prices are rising again, and the head meat buyer for Stew Leonard's Supermarket in New York says the pandemic is to blame.
Bitcoin a lifeline to sound money principals: Crypto expert
Chamber of Digital Commerce founder Perianne Boring discusses crypto regulation on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Fed expected to raise rates 7 times this year to fight inflation, BofA says
Bank of America economists expect the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates at every meeting for the remainder of the year as central bank policymakers look to tackle inflation.
Illinois business owner shuffles workers around to stay open: 'So tough right now'
Joanie's Pizzeria owner Michael Okun argues people are 'still getting government funded money' and even though he is doing everything he can to incentivize workers, he is still having trouble recruiting employees.
Laffer's dire warning on inflation, US economy: 'Tipping into a slowdown'
Former Reagan economist Art Laffer issued a dire warning for the U.S. economy, arguing that it is “tipping into a slowdown” and that a recession in 2023 is plausible.
Art Laffer warns of economic slowdown
Former Reagan economist Art Laffer argues that inflation is 'not under control yet' and that 'the Fed is doing everything wrong.'
Art Laffer warns economy 'tipping into a slowdown'
Former Reagan economist Art Laffer argues inflation is 'not under control yet' and says he is 'quite concerned about the next 12 months for the U.S. economy.'
Former EY Global chairman: 'Really difficult time to navigate a large business'
Mark Weinberger argues rising costs, supply chain disruptions and labor are issues facing major corporations, noting that some companies have been passing the higher costs to consumers, which is why profit margins have stayed 'relatively good.'
Investment strategist on earnings, GDP growth 'slow down' in 2022
CFRA Chief investment strategist Sam Stovall weighs in on fourth-quarter earnings reports and the Federal Reserve's expected rate hikes this year to combat inflation.
Burger King, Domino’s pull back on value menus as costs rise
Fast food chains are reducing their value menus.
Drugmakers raised prices by 6.6% on average early this year
Drugmakers raised prices an average of 6.6% at the start of 2022.
Inflation is hitting the hardest in America’s top migration destinations
Popular destinations such as Atlanta, Phoenix and Tampa had double the inflation rates of high-priced San Francisco and New York in the the last three months of 2021.
Meat price inflation pushes sales from cattle ranchers into surplus
A nationwide meat shortage is now driving up prices, and Head Meat Buyer for Stew Leonard’s Supermarket in New York says the pandemic is to blame.
Expect 'oversold' market to respond with a 'reflexive rally': RIA CIO
Real Investment Advice CIO Lance Roberts discusses if the market has bottomed out on 'Making Money.'
Real estate prices 'still out of control': Market expert
Macro Trends Advisors founding partner Mitch Roschelle says rent prices are going up quicker than homebuyer price tags.
Strategas CEO on the Fed: This is not the most stable way to run an economy
Strategas CEO Jason Trennert argues the Federal Reserve 'isn't close' to tightening.




















