Job watch, oil rises and more: Thursday's 5 things to know
The markets focus for the rest of the week will be on jobs with unemployment benefits Thursday and the monthly jobs report on Friday.
Chicago faces more corporate departures as Tyson Foods moves to Arkansas
Tyson Foods Inc. will relocate about 1,000 corporate positions from the Chicago area as well as South Dakota to its headquarters in Springdale, Arkansas.
REI makes closing its stores on Black Friday permanent
Outdoor retailer REI announced Tuesday it is making its practice of remaining closed on Black Friday and paying its employees to go outside permanent.
Fed pivoting on interest rates is realistic: Ryan Payne
Hennion & Walsh Asset Management CIO Kevin Mahn, Payne Capital Management president Ryan Payne, and Fox News contributor Brian Brenberg discuss expectations for Q3 earnings and oil prices on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Remote work boosts productivity and helps fight inflation despite business leaders doubts
Many business leaders are insisting that their workers return to the office two years after COVID. But evidence finds that remote workers are more productive and costs are lower.
Report finds 51% of US CEOs are considering job cuts
Bianco Research president and strategist Jim Bianco and The Expert Press CEO Dave Maney break down pressures U.S. CEOs are facing in the labor market.
Luke Lloyd: People using job market to highlight economic strength 'blows my mind'
Strategic Wealth Partners investment strategist Luke Lloyd discusses the job market's impact on the economy and the energy crisis in Europe as OPEC eyes massive oil production cut.
Stock market will plunge another 15%: Eddie Ghabour
Key Advisors Group, LLC owner Eddie Ghabour discusses how he's allocating capital after the two-day stock market rally and if the Fed will pivot away from raising rates on 'Varney & Co.'
Business owners expect increase in revenue: Sharon Miller
Bank of America President of Small Business Sharon Miller provides an outlook for business owners amid inflation on 'Mornings with Maria.'
US companies added 208,000 jobs in September, beating expectations: ADP
Private companies onboarded 208,000 new workers in September despite growing concerns that the Federal Reserve will trigger a recession with its war on inflation.
OPEC+ output cut on tap, ADP report and more: Wednesday's 5 things to know
The oil producer group OPEC+ meets today in Vienna and a large cut in output is expected in a move to support prices.
Job openings unexpectedly plunge in August to lowest level since June 2021
The Labor Department reported on Tuesday that there were 10.1 million job openings at the end of August, lower than economists expected as the labor market cools off.
Teachers union's COVID, critical race theory proclamations posed 'big red flag': Karin Majewski
Pennsylvania special needs teacher Karin Majewski, who resigned from her teachers' union, explains why she opted out of the organization.
CEOs warn tough recession coming, home sales lower and more: Tuesday's 5 things to know
Traders will be cautious after 91% of CEOs surveyed by KPMG said they think there will be a recession in the next 12 months, as they look at potentially reducing their workforce.
US manufacturing growth slows to lowest point in two years amid consumer spending decline
The Institute for Supply Management on Monday announced that U.S. manufacturing growth in the month of September declined to a two-year low.
The dow has hit a ‘tradable bottom’ argues Stephen Guilfoyle
Sarge986 president Stephen Guilfoyle and T3Trading CSO Scott Redler discuss what caused the DOW to gain more than 800 points, and whether the stock market has turned around, on ‘The Claman Countdown.’
Credit Suisse seeks to calm market jitters
Credit Suisse Group AG tried to assuage fears about its health in a memo to employees and in a round of phone calls to investors and clients over the weekend.
Going for a job interview? Asking these 5 compelling questions could help land you an offer
Whether you’re interviewing for a new job or interviewing for a different role in your existing company, your job interview is a chance to set yourself apart from your competition — which are any other job applicants.
Amazon driver seen throwing hot water on Phoenix convenience store worker
A former Amazon worker allegedly threw hot water at a convenience store in Arizona after the driver allegedly left the store without paying for her soda.
JPMorgan plans to hire 2,000 tech workers by year's end: report
JPMorgan Chase & Co. told Reuters the megabank plans on hiring roughly 2,000 engineers worldwide by the end of 2022 despite the slowing global economy.