Cineplex seeks to revive Regal merger after Cineworld bankruptcy
Cineplex wants to buy Regal Cinemas from bankrupt UK company Cineworld. Cineworld is the 2nd-largest cinema company in the world right now. AMC is number one.
Market bounce was opportunity to be less bearish, not more bullish: Dennis Gartman
Retired publisher of The Gartman Letter Dennis Gartman discusses if investors should sell out of this down market, telling 'The Claman Countdown' you should be 'very reticent' about buying.
Jobless claims unexpectedly drop to lowest level in 5 months
Applications for unemployment insurance fell again last week, indicating that employers are still avoiding layoffs in the historically tight labor market.
Amazon to raise average hourly pay in October
Amazon is preparing for a busy October and holiday shopping season, boosting hourly pay in order to attract more workers.
Lyft freezing US hiring for remainder of year
Lyft is halting its hiring in the United States for the remainder of the year, according to a statement Wednesday from a spokesperson of the ride-share company.
After 14 years, Lehman Brothers' brokerage ends liquidation
Bankruptcy Judge Chapman closed the brokerage's estate on Wednesday and awarded final payments to the trustee and his law firm who oversaw the liquidation.
The Fed's war on inflation could cost the US economy 1M jobs
The Federal Reserve would eliminate at least 1 million jobs as it tries to rein in runaway inflation with the most aggressive interest rate hikes in decades.
Labor market isn't going to see a lot of slack: Ryan Payne
Payne Capital Management President Ryan Payne argues inflation on the ground floor is 'coming down.'
Career challenge: How do you explain a six-month gap (or more) on your resume?
Three career professionals explain how to discuss a six-month gap in a resume when job hunting. Among the advice: Reveal the personal or professional skills gained in that time.
Dick's Sporting Goods announces plans to hire up to 9,000 for holidays
Dick's Sporting Goods has plans to add up to 9,000 workers for the upcoming holiday season, the sports equipment and apparel retailer announced Monday.
JPM's David Kelly: Fed not paying attention to what inflation is likely to do
JPMorgan chief global strategist explains the long-term upside to how the Fed is managing inflation on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Merrill Wealth Management President Andy Sieg: This is a very tough market
Merrill Wealth Management President Andy Sieg discusses the volatility in the markets, job cuts, investing amid economic challenges and the outlook for business as recession fears linger.
JetBlue ground operations workers express interest in union election
A JetBlue spokesperson touted the airline's direct relationship with crew members and argued that third-party representation would not be in their best interests.
Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest pledges $6.2B in net zero push
Fortescue Metals Group founder and chairman Andrew Forrest discusses his plan to invest more than $6 billion to hit the company's net zero emissions target on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Holiday hiring: These companies are seeking seasonal workers
Companies from Walmart to UPS have already announced holiday hiring plans ahead of the gift-giving season. FOX Business breaks down what companies are hiring and what they offer.
Workplace bullying: How to recognize it, how to handle it
Workplace bullying is real and can adversely affect victims' mental and physical health. Here are some steps to take if it exists on the job, including how to document the events.
Fed is ‘too powerful,’ ‘too prominent,’ ‘too political’: Judy Shelton
Former Federal Reserve Board nominee Judy Shelton argues the Fed has become too influential on Americans’ decision-making and economic choices while discussing the Fed's moves to combat rising costs.
Delivery robots emerge to bridge gaps as labor shortage drags on
Autonomous delivery robots are cropping up in hotels, airports and other public spaces as businesses try to maintain services despite labor shortages.
Jobless claims rise to 213,000 after declining for five weeks straight
Applications for unemployment benefits rose last week from a four-month low, suggesting that employers are still avoiding layoffs in the historically tight labor market.
Rail freight deal still needs worker support as voting begins
A railroad strike has been avoided for now, but workers still have to approve the deals. Voting will begin Thursday as some union workers expressed dissatisfaction with the deals.