Chamber of Commerce warns of worsening worker shortage
US Chamber of Commerce Executive VP Neil Bradley discusses the job crisis on 'Fox Business Tonight'
To continue receiving unemployment benefits, Florida residents must prove they're actively seeking a job
In Florida, claimants living in counties with over 75,000 people must complete five "works searches" per week, according to the state Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO).
‘Follow your passion’ is worst career advice out there, CEO says
The Authenticity Guide founder and CEO Julia Wuench on career advice for young professionals.
New Jersey business owner on coping with hiring struggles
Toast Asbury Park owner Amy Russo discusses the negative impact the labor crisis is having on her restaurant and others across the U.S
MD bar owner says worker shortage a ‘nightmare’ as customers line up
Brian Bolter, owner of Dry 85 in Annapolis, Maryland, spoke with FOX Business about the impact of labor shortages in the service industry.
Kudlow expecting next jobs report to be ‘terrific’
FOX Business’ Larry Kudlow provides insight into inflation, spending and the latest U.S. economic data.
Returning travelers face understaffed businesses
Brian Bolter, owner of Dry 85 in Annapolis, Maryland, spoke with FOX Business about the impact of labor shortages in the service industry.
These 5 states hit hardest by labor shortage: Chamber of Commerce survey
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday revealed the five states suffering the most from the country's labor shortage.
Biden's $6 trillion budget 'not good news' for your wallet: Norquist
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist on Biden's $6 trillion budget and its affect on businesses, U.S. economy and the middle class.
Eurozone inflation jumps with higher energy prices
Eurozone inflation rose to 2% in May, driven higher by rising oil prices as other inflationary pressures appeared to remain subdued.
Norquist on Biden’s $6T budget: Tax increases, inflation coming from higher spending
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist on the 29 tax increases in Biden's $6 trillion budget, arguing the corporate tax increases will affect lower wage workers.
Worker shortage, supply chain issues 'challenging' small businesses: CPA
Gene Marks, a CPA at The Marks Group, weighs in on the issues facing small businesses as they attempt to recover from the pandemic.
CPA on small businesses recovering from pandemic
Gene Marks, a CPA at The Marks Group, on how small businesses are faring as the country begins to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
Worker shortage, supply chain issues making recovery hard for small businesses: CPA
Gene Marks, a CPA at The Marks Group, weighs in on the issues facing small businesses as they attempt to recover from the pandemic.
Businesses struggling to accommodate rise in travel
FOX Business' Ed Lawrence talks with Dry 85 owner Brian Bolter about the latest obstacle restaurant owners are facing.
California eyes shuttered malls, stores for new housing
California state lawmakers are grappling with a particularly 21st-century problem: What to do with the growing number of shopping malls and big box retail stores left empty by consumers shifting their purchases to the web.
Bitcoin, June jobs, Zoom earnings and Powell remarks top week ahead
The May jobs reports, Miami's Bitcoin conference, and Yellen's first overseas trip highlight the week ahead.
Veterans have often been left behind, overlooked – they are key if Biden wants to 'Build Back Better'
Every year more than 200,000 veterans rejoin civilian life and struggle to find a new career.
Biden's $6T budget predicts tepid economic growth for the decade
President Biden's budget blueprint predicts modest economic growth during his presidency and beyond, despite the rosy rhetoric Biden has projected on how a federal spending spree is needed to spur on job creation.
Why it's so hard to fill jobs in certain states
The labor-market recovery after the coronavirus pandemic and related shutdowns is playing out unevenly across the U.S., from states where there are five openings for every unemployed worker to several where historically high jobless rates persist.