Dow Chemical CEO: Trump Wants Red Carpet Economy
Immediately following President Trump’s meeting with manufacturing leaders on Thursday, Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris told the press that the current administration is “probably the most pro-business administration since the founding fathers.”
Dakota Pipeline Protesters Brace for Face-Off With Law Enforcement
Protesters near the site of the Dakota Access pipeline are bracing for a stand-off with law enforcement as they face orders to evacuate a camp that has served as the base of their opposition to the multibillion-dollar project.
Will protests impact the Dakota pipeline timetable?
Dakota Pipeline
Trump's first week broken down
First week of Trump's presidency
Revitalizing America's infrastructure with private funding
Improving America's infrastructure
Keystone pipeline mapped out
Keystone pipeline
Trump Signs Executive Orders on Manufacturing, Infrastructure
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order directing that the permitting process and regulatory burden for domestic manufacturers should be streamlined to reduce what he called "the incredibly cumbersome, long, horrible" process.
Trump Signs Executive Orders on Manufacturing, Infrastructure
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order directing that the permitting process and regulatory burden for domestic manufacturers should be streamlined to reduce what he called "the incredibly cumbersome, long, horrible" process.
Taxpayers Off The Hook With Trump's Infrastructure Plan
Norman Anderson, informal advisor to the Trump “Infrastructure Task Force,” says there are 68 infrastructure projects ready to go under president-elect Trump and private enterprise is “lined up” to pay for them.
Fmr. Gov. Gray Davis Says High-Speed Rail in California Coming
Thirteen years after former California Governor Gray Davis signed the bond-deal that would produce the nation’s first high-speed rail system, the California Bullet Train is over-budget and will not be built on time. During an interview with the FOX Business Network’s Stuart Varney he discusses why the high-speed rail will be built.
Bye-Bye: U.S. Job Seekers Giving Up, Leaving the Workforce
Many Americans are getting a better deal by staying home than getting a job.
Bye-Bye: U.S. Job Seekers Giving Up, Leaving the Workforce
Many Americans are getting a better deal by staying home than getting a job.
Tom DeLay: No Way the House Will Pass Trump $1T Infrastructure Plan
The lame-duck Congress has set forth its final agenda items under President Obama, as lawmakers attempt to meet the Dec. 9th spending legislation deadline.
Tom DeLay: No Way the House Will Pass Trump $1T Infrastructure Plan
The lame-duck Congress has set forth its final agenda items under President Obama, as lawmakers attempt to meet the Dec. 9th spending legislation deadline.
Will Trump spend $1 trillion on infrastructure?
Donald Trump's agenda
Rail Operators Battle Government Over Safety Report
Major rail operators are disputing the Federal Railroad Administration’s assertion this week that the country is making “uneven progress” on the mandatory installation of “Positive Train Control” safety technology.
Rail Operators Battle Government Over Safety Report
Major rail operators are disputing the Federal Railroad Administration’s assertion this week that the country is making “uneven progress” on the mandatory installation of “Positive Train Control” safety technology.
Intraparty Dissent Could Turn Trump Into a 'Sell Out'
President-elect Trump’s party may control of the executive and legislative branches, but not everyone believes unified Republican rule will follow. In fact, some predict any pretense of GOP unity will disappear quite early in 2017.
Intraparty Dissent Could Turn Trump Into a 'Sell Out'
President-elect Trump’s party may control of the executive and legislative branches, but not everyone believes unified Republican rule will follow. In fact, some predict any pretense of GOP unity will disappear quite early in 2017.
Trump Effect: CEOs Play Nice After Election
The nation's CEOs are ready to play nice with President-elect Trump.














