Impossible Foods reportedly cutting 20% of workforce
Impossible Burger is cutting its workforce for a second time in recent months, marking the latest in a growing list of companies suffering under the current economy.
Biden is coming for your job: Carl Szabo
NetChoice VP and George Mason University law professor Carl Szabo on the Biden admin's regulatory policies.
US economy in a ‘spiral’ with food, gas and rent ‘hammering’ the consumer: Bill Simon
Former Walmart president and CEO Bill Simon weighs in on the U.S. economy, discussing consumer habits, the retail industry and the Fed’s actions to combat inflation.
Court tosses bankruptcy petition by Johnson & Johnson's talc unit
An appeals court on Monday dismissed the Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition of J&J's talc subsidiary, which the company formed to resolve thousands of lawsuits.
PagerDuty CEO apologizes for quoting Martin Luther King Jr. in layoff email to staff
PagerDuty CEO issued an apology to employees after getting backlash for what critics are calling a "tone-deaf" layoff memo, in which she quoted Martin Luther King Jr.
Americans delay retirement, looking to gig work to make ends meet
With inflation and the cost of living on the rise, older workers are increasingly looking to the gig economy to keep afloat, according to data released by the AARP.
Wall Street economist says recession in 2023 will look like biggest crisis of the 1970s
Piper Sandler chief global economist Nancy Lazar warns people are too focused on a recession that feels like 2008, when it's more similar to volatility in 1973-74.
Philips cuts 6K more jobs to improve profitability
Philips announced Monday that it is reducing its global workforce for the second time in recent months as it works to boost profitability following a recall of its sleep apnea machines.
Prosecutors look to block Sam Bankman-Fried from contacting FTX employees over witness tampering concerns
Federal prosecutors are trying to block FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried from communicating with current or former employees of FTX over witness tampering concerns.
Consumers could be in a 'world of hurt' if Biden doesn't act soon, former Walmart CEO warns
Former Walmart CEO and President Bill Simon discusses the mass amount of layoffs that are occurring across various corporate industries in the U.S.
When should you leave a tip? Americans sound off on 'cultural pressure'
A Wall Street trader and nurse’s assistant discuss the new social pressure around tipping for quick services, while one waitress gives her tipping do’s and don’ts.
Group of unions call on Disney workers they represent to vote against contract offer
A group of unions on Friday said that the Walt Disney World workers they represent should vote against the contract offer from the entertainment company.
Layoffs not in Boeing's plans; will hire thousands this year
Boeing plans this year to add 10,000 workers, with a "focus within our business units and in engineering and manufacturing," a spokesperson told FOX Business.
Treating a career like a ‘vocational consolation prize’ is complete ‘BS’: Mike Rowe
Host of FOX Business’ ‘How America Works’ Mike Rowe discusses the surge of men that are leaving the workforce on ‘The Big Money Show.’
McDonald's president blasts California fast-food legislation: ‘Bad politics over good policy’
McDonald's USA President Joe Erlinger called out California's proposed minimum wage hike.
Tech market is coming back, has 'a lot to grow': R 'Ray' Wang
Constellation Research CEO R 'Ray' Wang joins 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' to discuss the bump in the markets as the Nasdaq is on pace for its highest close since September.
Steve Hilton slams California proposal to raise minimum wage: ‘Absolutely absurd’
‘The Next Revolution’ host Steve Hilton reacts to a California proposal which would raise the minimum wage for fast food workers to $22 per hour and discusses a lawsuit targeting social media for mental health problems.
US economy needs to cool the labor market by slowing down excess demand: Douglas Holtz-Eakin
Former CBO Director Douglas Holtz-Eakin joins a panel on ‘Mornings with Maria,’ discussing the fourth quarter GDP report released Thursday.
SAP reducing headcount by up to 3,000
SAP will be slashing its headcount by roughly 2.5%, the Germany-based software company announced as it posted its fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday.
Strong GDP data isn't as robust as Wall Street thinks: Economist John Lonski
Seaport Securities founder Teddy Weisberg and Thru the Cycle president John Lonski assess the state of the US economy after healthy GDP data eases recession fears on 'The Claman Countdown.'