Private-sector hiring picks up as workers continued to pour into service jobs
U.S. private-sector hiring accelerated in October as the impact of the COVID-19 delta variant waned and supplemental unemployment benefits expired.
These companies, agencies are facing employee pushback on vaccine mandates per Biden executive order
General Electric, Boeing and the Transportation Security Administration are among the companies and agencies that have announced vaccine mandates in an effort to comply with the order
Virginia governor-elect Youngkin's economic plan includes lower taxes, less regulation
Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin and Democratic opponent former Governor Terry McAuliffe laid out substantially different visions for the future of the state’s economy as the state’s competitive race enters its final hours on Tuesday.
US is facing 'inflation crisis' because of Joe Biden: Rep. Stefanik
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-NY, discusses vaccine mandates plaguing the workforce, Bill de Blasio reportedly planning to run for governor of New York and surging surging grocery prices ahead of Thanksgiving.
Rhode Island stopped doctor from practicing after he opposed vaccine mandate
Rhode Island oral and maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Stephen Skoly discusses vaccine mandates across the country and in his state.
Black Rifle Coffee CEO on hiring thousands of veterans as the company goes public
Black Rifle Coffee founder and CEO Evan Hafer says he is using his company's platform to 'shed the light on veteran issues, hire veterans and create a culture that is truly authentic to the veteran way of life.'
Black Rifle Coffee going public to 'seize the opportunity to grow the company,' CEO says
Founder and CEO of Black Rifle Coffee, Evan Hafer, says going public via SPAC helps the company maintain its commitment to hire 10,000 veterans.
Travel expert says flight delays, increased prices is ‘new normal’
Lee Abbamonte encourages travelers to purchase holiday tickets as soon as possible to avoid further disruptions.
What to expect from November markets
Yardeni Research President Ed Yardeni, Kaltbaum Capital Management President Gary Kaltbaum and Money Map Press chief strategist Shah Gilani on earnings, the economy and what markets will look like this month.
Fed will 'lose all credibility' if they don't admit inflation is not transitory: Ghabour
Key Advisors Group co-owner Eddie Ghabour on what to expect from the Fed on inflation, interest rates and October's jobs report.
NYC firefighter, teacher speak out against vaccine mandate
FDNY firefighter Michael Murphy and his wife, The Kathleen Grimm School teacher Stephanie Murphy, discuss being on unpaid leave over vaccine mandates.
How cheesecake-to-go saved the Cheesecake Factory
When Covid-driven closures cut deeply into sit-down business in Cheesecake Factory’s cavernous, lavish dining rooms, the 208-restaurant chain emphasized to-go orders to help buttress sales. It worked: The chain is averaging more than $3 million in to-go orders per location this year, more than double its typical amount before the crisis.
American Airlines cancels, delays hundreds of flights citing bad weather and staffing shortages
The number of flights affected by the issues quickly climbed from 400 on Saturday to over 1,000 overnight into Sunday.
BulkSource aims to be Uber Eats of industrials sector
BulkSource founder Gregory Dangler explains how his technology works on 'The Claman Countdown'
Study: 7 out of 10 unvaccinated workers would leave job if employer introduced vaccine mandate
Stifel chief economist Lindsey Piegza argues President Biden is trying to create 'utopian' scenario with federal vaccine mandates.
How to play the 'ongoing' market recovery
Richard Bernstein Advisors CIO Dan Suzuki joins Macro Trends Advisors partner Mitch Roschelle on 'Making Money with Charles Payne'
Americans shouldn't visit China: Morgan Ortagus
Former State Department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus discusses Taiwan, the U.N. and the potential risks American tourists and business executives could face when traveling in China.
Yellen insists Biden's $1.75T spending bill will tamp down rising inflation
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen predicted on Friday that a nearly $2 trillion White House spending initiative will help lower rising inflation amid concerns that another burst of government spending will act as an accelerant to already rapidly rising consumer prices.
Mitch McConnell: Democrats exacerbating mistakes with spending package
Senate minority leader pushes back on Biden's tax and spending spree on 'Kudlow'
Steve Forbes: Reconciliation bill a victory for far-left
Forbes Media Chairman Steve Forbes, economist Art Laffer and Steve Moore discuss Biden's economic agenda on 'Kudlow'