Biden selling oil from Strategic Petroleum Reserve not the right approach: Sen. Cynthia Lummis
Wyoming Republican Sen. Cynthia Lummis reacts to Biden selling 26 million more barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserves on 'The Big Money Show.'
Laid-off tech workers seek leverage on the way out
Some employees laid off by tech companies are hiring lawyers or other advisers to press for more money or an extension of their health benefits before agreeing to deals.
Boeing will sell over 200 planes to Air India in ‘historic agreement’
The Biden Administration called Boeing's sell of over 200 airplanes to Air India an ‘historic agreement’.
Remote work costs NYC over $12B annually: report
The shift to remote work has reportedly cost New York City more than $12 billion annually, as office workers spend less money, according to a recent study.
US economy in a ‘unique period’ for housing sector: Michael Kantrowitz
Piper Sandler chief investment strategist Michael Kantrowitz shares his 2023 market outlook ahead of the January inflation data after futures data signals a continued rally.
GOP lawmakers probe timing of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's arrest
Republicans from the House Financial Services Committee have requested records from the SEC related to the timing of charges against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried.
Law firms turn to layoffs amid slowing demand
Goodwin Procter is one of several major law firms to cut attorney roles, citing bloat after years of steady growth.
Market cannot go higher if earnings go down: Ben Levisohn
Ben Levisohn, Carleton English, and Jack Hough discuss the market's performance as earnings drop and interest rates rise, outlooks for Bed Bath & Beyond, Affirm, and Disney, and BP's scaling back of green ambitions.
Oldest cheese shop in America to close after over a century in business
The oldest cheese shop in the United States is set to close after over a century in business following a dispute with a landlord and the results of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions in New York City.
‘Fool’s errand’ to guess interest rates, Fed actions: David Rubenstein
Carlyle Group co-founder and co-chairman David Rubenstein unpacks his conversation with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Tuesday and weighs in on his expectations for the U.S. economy.
Yahoo cutting 20% of workforce, adding to growing layoff woes
Yahoo, Inc. announced Thursday it is cutting more than a fifth of its workforce, becoming the latest tech firm to announce layoffs as part of a growing trend.
Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood explains the real reason behind tech layoffs
ARK Invest CEO and CIO Cathie Wood gives her perspective on what factors are driving the layoffs in the technology industry on "Mornings with Maria."
Pilot shortage puts pressure on airline operations
The pilot shortage is most severe at small, regional airlines, but it could spread to the major carriers. The U.S. has the strictest standards to qualify as a pilot.
Biden’s IRS slammed over plan to dip into tip jars: ‘Already struggling to survive’
With signs that the IRS is looking to crack down on servers and small businesses, one waitress alongside lawmakers on Capitol Hill spotlight how critical tips are.
Biden's fantasy economy: Americans see through SOTU spin on jobs, inflation, deficits
President Biden tried to take credit for what he claims is an improving economy durin ghis State of the Union speech Tuesday night. Americans aren't falling for it.
Rep. Claudia Tenney rips IRS: Won't solve budget problems 'by going after hard-working Americans'
Rep. Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., on 'preserving and protecting' Social Security and a proposed IRS program to crackdown on tips.
Fed should be 'way more optimistic' about inflation: Jay Hatfield
Infrastructure Capital Advisors CEO Jay Hatfield and Belpointe chief strategist David Nelson discuss the labor market amid job layoffs, Biden administration economic policies and the Federal Reserve's unwinding of its balance sheet.
Chase to hire more than 500 small business bankers over 2 years
JPMorgan Chase's consumer and commercial arm announced it plans to hire more than 500 small business bankers through 2024 to help customers navigate economic uncertainty.
Disney to slash 7,000 jobs
Disney announced Wednesday it will lay off some 7,000 workers as part of a restructuring plan aimed at saving the company billions of dollars, becoming the latest company to cut jobs.
America doesn't have a work ethic problem, but an expectation problem: Ken Coleman
America's Career Coach Ken Coleman discusses Biden's claim that jobs and pride are coming back, the concept of 'rage-applying,' and work ethic in America.