New tech utopia in Provo, Utah booming
Provo, Utah has been ranked the best performing city in the United States and has become the country’s latest tech hub during the coronavirus pandemic.
Biden admin looking to pay farmers billions to cut their carbon footprint, but farmers are skeptical
FOX Business' Ed Lawrence discusses President Joe Biden's plan to pay farmers to cut their carbon footprints.
Workers will come back as 'more people are vaccinated': Harold Ford Jr.
Fox News contributor Harold Ford Jr. and First Trust Advisors CIO Brian Wesbury discuss the return to work and how long it will take the economy to recover.
Restaurants offer cash incentives to attract workers amid shortage
Florida restaurateur Jason Fernandez said employees will get $100 for landing a job and another $400 after 90 days as a way to incentivize people to work at his Italian bistro Bernini of Ybor.
Elon Musk talks about first job hunt
Elon Musk is best known for his work as the chief executive of SpaceX and Tesla, but it turns out creating his own company wasn't always his original plan.
Provo, Utah ranked best-performing city in US
Provo, Utah is the top performing city economically in the U.S. because of its 'thriving tech scene' and beautiful scenery. FOX Business' Connell McShane with more.
Restaurants offering incentives for people to work are not working: Ashley Webster
FOX Business' Ashley Webster says restaurants are offering referral bonuses and other incentives to bring workers back.
Florida restaurant owner offering incentives to get workers amid shortage
Florida restaurateur Jason Fernandez tells FOX Business' Ashley Webster employees will get $100 for landing the job and another $400 after 90 days as a way to incentivize people to work at his Italian bistro Bernini of Ybor.
US government competing with small businesses for employees: CPA
Geltrude & Company founder Dan Geltrude argues that hiring demand in public and private sectors is high, but stimulus money is keeping people from going back to work.
A Florida McDonald’s is offering $50 just to come in for a job interview
A Florida McDonald’s is trying to solve the worker shortage by offering people $50 just to show up to a job interview. A “Mornings with Maria” panel weighs in.
Schools facing backlash over race-related curriculum
American Enterprise Institute resident fellow Naomi Schaefer Riley on a NY parent pushing back on Critical Race Theory curriculum and discusses schools remaining closed.
Detroit police chief calls for censure of Waters over comments
James Craig claims Democrat's rhetoric putting officers in harm's way on 'The Evening Edit'
Americans are being paid 'more money' to stay unemployed: Moore
Economist Stephen Moore discusses why some Americans are choosing to remain unemployed on 'Varney & Co.'
Unemployment insurance, stimulus leading to staffing problems: NYC business owner
La Goulue partner Hassan El Garrahy says he is struggling to find ‘reliable, qualified staff’ for his restaurants.
Workers making more money on unemployment a 'big problem' for labor force: Moore
Economist Stephen Moore discusses business struggling to get employees back to work and the national debt increasing with more government spending.
US shouldn't pay people more money to stay unemployed: Stephen Moore
Economist Stephen Moore discusses why businesses are struggling to fill jobs.
LinkedIn's company-wide week off a no 'strings attached' refresher as employers fight burnout
LinkedIn said it received a swell of positive feedback from employees after an all-company week off following the Easter holiday, amid signs of increased burnout among employees across the economy.
COVID-19’s toll on US business? An extra 200,000 closures
The economic toll from the Covid-19 pandemic has been tough to measure, but new estimates from the Federal Reserve suggest it wasn’t as bad as feared for smaller businesses.
Businesses struggle to fill jobs after stimulus
FOX Business’ Ashley Webster on why some businesses are facing a challenge to fill job openings.
Las Vegas hotels hiring hundreds
Las Vegas hotels hiring hundreds as tourists return