US government is putting a ‘heavy hand’ on labor-hungry Americans: David McIntosh
Club for Growth president David McIntosh reacts to the labor department’s newly proposed rule that will dramatically cut back job opportunities for part-time employees.
COVID-19 pandemic payouts raise questions about fraud, US workforce
Arkansas Rep. French Hill reacts to a report that shows it pays more not to work in several states across the nation on 'The Evening Edit.'
Government benefits can pay more than working: Study
Former White House council of economic advisers chair Tomas Philipson discusses how welfare programs are worsening the worker shortage on ‘Fox Business Tonight.’
GOP more afraid of conflict with Biden than stopping 'massive' spending; Russ Vought
Former White House OMB director Russ Vought reacts to Congress' $1.7T spending deal, telling 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' Republicans have learned nothing about inflation and government spending.
Sam Bankman-Fried makes Bernie Madoff look like 'a small fish': Guy Lewis
Former U.S. attorney Guy Lewis predicts a mandatory life sentence as FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried faces eight criminal counts of wire fraud.
'Generous' welfare programs exacerbate worker shortage: Report
FOX Business' Hillary Vaughn reports on a new study which found existing unemployment benefits helped fuel a labor downturn.
Scott calls out Biden admin's job growth ‘lie’ after Philly Fed report shows numbers off by more than 1M jobs
Fla. Sen. Rick Scott called out the Bureau of Labor Statitstics for estimating more than a million new jobs from March to June, after the Philadelphia Fed said it was 10,500.
Biden's welfare 'handouts' keep Americans 'trapped' on the 'government dole forever,' researcher warns
Heritage Foundation Research Fellow E.J. Antoni expands on his recent op-ed breaking down how it pays off not to work under President Biden's welfare programs.
Wall Street turmoil will continue until inflation dies: Michael Lee
Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee discusses whether the recent wave of layoffs at the banks and in Big Tech is concerning on 'Varney & Co.'
'How America Works': Tools
FOX Business host Mike Rowe details the process of producing tools and the challenges that may come with it.
Unemployment benefits and Obamacare subsidies outpace median income in several states, study finds
The combination of unemployment benefits and ACA subsidies can provide a family of four with two people not working more than the median household income in several states, according to a new study.
Real estate developer Michael Shvo bets big on San Francisco with $1B investment
Shvo founder and CEO Michael Shvo explains why he believes now is the time to invest in San Francisco, telling 'Varney & Co.' the city is going through a 'massive transformation.'
Latest 'Twitter Files' indicate FBI is 'snooping on Americans': Emil Michael
DPCM Capital Chairman and CEO Emil Michael reacts to the latest development in the 'Twitter Files' and Sam Bankman-Fried's highly-anticipated extradition to the U.S.
Layoffs are on the rise, but nearly 50% of workers are still looking to quit in 2023
Companies across a range of industries are implementing hiring freezes and workforce reductions amid the uncertain economy. Many professionals are still considering quitting anyways.
Self-driving truck company TuSimple to lay off hundreds days before Christmas: report
Global self-driving technology company TuSimple Holdings Inc. will reportedly lay off half of its workforce next week, just before Christmas.
Risk of recession in Europe is 'very high': Diane Swonk
KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk and The Cow Guy Group founder Scott Shellady discuss if Fed rate hikes will bring the U.S. economy to a halt and if there's a risk of global recession on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Corporate health perks: How to take advantage of all your company’s offerings
Companies offer benefits to attract employees, increase retention and improve productivity. Many benefits packages include wellness programs few employees use.
Goldman Sachs planning to lay off thousands of employees
Goldman Sachs is weighing potential layoffs of up to 8% of its workforce in the new year as the economy continues to pose headwinds, a source familiar with the matter said.
California changing pay requirement for workers with COVID-19
California regulators voted Thursday to end a rule requiring companies to pay employees who can't work because they got infected with COVID-19 while on the job.
Bonds give recession signals
Signals in the investment-grade corporate bond market suggest a recession, says market expert Adam Kobeissi, who expects continued jobs cuts and bond issuance.