Zuckerberg fallout, EBT tech issue, Powell speech reaction and more: Monday's 5 things to know
Meta CEO told Joe Rogan Facebook limited the Hunter Biden laptop story ahead of the 2020 election, a nationwide EBT outage and more earnings and labor reports are due this week.
Second jobs and high inflation: Risks associated with working a side hustle
Employees, especially during high inflation, are leaning on side hustles to bring in extra income. Experts say its vital that employees read company policies first.
Kentucky logistics company opening new facility that will create 210 jobs
A Kentucky logistics company is opening a new headquarters operation that will create 210 jobs. The facility will employ people in sales, operations, and administrative roles.
Bridgestone announces $550 million expansion at Tennessee plant
Bridgestone announced on Thursday a $550 million investment to expand a plant in Morrison, Tennessee. The expansion will add 380 new jobs.
Philadelphia Fed president: If recession hits it will be 'shallow and short'
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker discusses if inflation has peaked and what Fed Chair Powell needs to do to get it under control on 'Varney & Co.'
Chipotle workers in Michigan to join teamsters, first for restaurant chain
Chipotle workers at a Lansing, Michigan restaurant have voted to join the Teamsters, the first in the chain to organize.
Fed likely to 'talk hawkish and act dovish' in Jackson Hole: Thomas Hayes
The Price Futures Group senior market analyst Phil Flynn and Great Hill Capital chairman Thomas Hayes discuss how the market could react to another Fed rate hike on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Starbucks accused of withholding raises from union workers: report
Starbucks has been accused of allegedly withholding wages and benefits from unionized workers by the National Labor Relations Board.
Tips for navigating a recession
The U.S. economy entered a technical recession in the second quarter of the year, which could spell financial trouble for millions of Americans as inflation rages.
Bed Bath & Beyond’s challenges Linger after loan deal
Bed Bath & Beyond's problems continue despite a new loan from Sixth Street Partners. Ryan Cohen recently sold his stake, causing the meme stock to drop.
With workplace's 'quiet quitting' trend, managers must be proactive, attentive
The new 'quiet quitting' trend in the workplace has employers and HR professionals on alert. Here are some actions leaders can take in regard to this employee mindset.
Colleges need to have some 'skin in the game': Carol Roth
Missouri Rep. Jason Smith and entrepreneur Carol Roth preview some of the economic issues that will be at the forefront of Tuesday's primary elections on 'The Evening Edit.'
Fed needs to stay focused on slowing inflation on sustained basis: Economist Nancy Lazar
Piper Sandler chief global economist Nancy Lazar warns that the Federal Reserve's focus on fighting inflation 'does risk pushing the U.S. economy into a recession.'
Investors can't 'jitterbug' the market, there's no alternative to stocks: David Dietze
Peapack Private Wealth Management managing principal discusses his bullish investing strategy in a volatile market on 'Making Money.'
Regal Cinemas owner considers bankruptcy, Fed's possible next rate hike and more: Tuesday's 5 things to know
Regal Cinemas owner Cineworld, may file for Chapter 11 as a strategic option after ticket sales have fallen and costs rise. Retail earnings reports and home sales data are also on tap.
This is how the COVID-19 pandemic helped caused America's teacher shortage
New York Post columnist Jon Levine discusses Dr. Fauci's decision to step down and a nationwide teacher shortage on 'The Evening Edit.'
The Biden administration is 'completely out of touch': Rep. Beth Van Duyne
Texas Rep. Beth Van Duyne reacts to President Biden announcing job growth as Ford and other companies conduct layoffs on 'The Evening Edit.'
Ford is the latest major company to confirm layoffs
Fox News contributors Liz peek and Byron York discuss how the Biden administration is handling the jobs market ahead of this November's midterms on 'The Evening Edit.'
Fewer Americans are switching to new jobs, NY Fed survey shows
The New York Federal Reserve said in survey published on Monday that fewer workers switched jobs in July, a sign the "Great Resignation" may be starting to cool off.
Ford laying off 3,000 employees to cut costs, pay for EV transition
Ford said on Monday it will notify some workers this week in the U.S., Canada and India that their jobs will be cut. The automaker will lay off 3,000 people.