White House touts plan to provide $1K investment accounts for newborns
White House to host event with CEOs to promote "Trump Accounts" policy giving newborn U.S. citizens $1,000 investment funds for education, housing and business expenses.
Airlines get the OK to cut service at 75 airports; FedEx adding new delivery fees
Fox Business Briefs: 15 U.S. airlines now have permission to halt service to 75 domestic airports as fewer people are flying during the coronavirus pandemic.
Varney: Why we’re seeing the most 'explosive' market rally ever
FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues supply and demand is the backdrop of the "spectacular" stock market rally.
Google faces $5 billion lawsuit; new report on job losses comes in below estimate
Fox Business Briefs: Google sued in a proposed class action accusing the internet giant of illegally collecting data from users with browsers set in 'private' mode.
Starbucks continues to cut back during the coronavirus pandemic; Hollywood gets ready for its close up
Fox Business Briefs: Starbucks will continue to cut employee hours after it decided to keep most of its dining rooms closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Who are the longest-serving CEOs in the US?
Plenty of companies struggle with CEO turnover, but these businessmen have managed to hold onto their positions for not just years but decades.
Delta and pilots' union work to avoid furloughs; first human tests of COVID-19 antibody treatment begins
Fox Business Briefs: Delta Air Lines and its pilot union are working to avoid furloughs of about 2,300 pilots.
Who is Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin?
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spent 17 years at Goldman Sachs, where his father had also worked. He got a job there right after graduating from Yale University with a degree in economics.
UPS adding peak delivery surcharges to e-commerce companies; Champagne sales fizzle
Fox Business Briefs: UPS has been swamped with demand for package delivery during shutdowns and says it will start charging companies more for shipping.
What is a dividend?
Periodic payouts are one of the ways publicly-traded companies share their profits with investors.
Claims for unemployment continue to pile up; air travel slump hits American Airlines
Fox Business Briefs: 2.1 million people filed for unemployment benefits for the first time last week; American Airlines is cutting 30 percent of its administrative staff and management, about 5,000 employees.
Billionaire Icahn exits Hertz with 'significant' loss after bankruptcy filing
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who was the largest shareholder in Hertz Global Holdings Inc, unloaded his entire stake in the rental car company at a "significant loss" days after it filed for bankruptcy protection.
Amazon brushes off conservative questions on Southern Poverty Law Center ties
AmazonSmile relies on the Southern Poverty Law Center to identify hate groups that are ineligible to receive donations.
68% of Buffett's portfolio is in these 4 stocks
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffet has been more or less par for the course with the benchmark S&P 500 over the past decade.
Tesla cutting car prices; KFC testing a new twist on its classic chicken sandwich
Fox Business Briefs: Electric car company Tesla is cutting prices as much as 6 percent.
Franklin Templeton employee fired after Central Park video goes viral
The video was recorded soon after the man had reportedly asked her to put her dog on a leash.
New York Stock Exchange enters new era of trading; Warner Music looking to raise money for IPO
Fox Business Briefs: New York Stock Exchange reopens trading floor two months after the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to close.
The 401(k) for federal employees: Thrift Savings Plan
Learn more about the largest 401(k) plan in the world.
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: What to know about the $51B charity
Bill and Melinda Gates founded the organization in 2000. Here's what you need to know.
US crackdown on Chinese listed stocks won’t spark exodus to foreign exchanges
RWR Advisory Group's president and CEO Roger Robinson believes Chinese companies' lack of transparency led to the legislation.
Debt concerns loom over Hertz; AAA keeps quiet on Memorial Day travel
Fox Business Briefs: New York Post reports Hertz has been delaying paying an important bill, hoping to put it off until after business improves.