Sen. Wicker details bipartisan infrastructure meeting with Biden
Mississippi Republican tells 'Kudlow' a lot of lawmakers are in favor of improving infrastructure.
Larry Kudlow criticizes Biden's 'massive' plan redefining infrastructure
'Kudlow' host says tax hikes 'will severely damage the economy'
Salesforce to begin reopening some US offices in May to vaccinated employees
Salesforce will allow groups of 100 or fewer vaccinated employees, dubbed Volunteer Vaccine Cohorts, to work on designated floors with safety protocols and health mandates in place, such as onsite COVID testing twice per week and health officers to assist employees and ensure safety measures are being followed.
US has been 'neglecting infrastructure for way too long': Cleveland-Cliffs CEO
Lorenco Goncalves on Biden infrastructure bill, steel
Millions have or will lose jobs in Biden’s push for ‘green utopia’: Payne
Charles Payne on Biden, jobs
Boeing employees vote to authorize strike if new contract agreement isn't reached by April 17
The contract between the group of over 200 employees and Boeing expires by midnight on April 17, a spokesperson for Teamsters Local 174 members, the union representing Boeing employees said.
Miami Mayor wants to see cruises reopen on May 1st
Miami Mayor on coronavirus, cruise industry
Former investment banking vice chair: 'Now Main Street is going to come back'
Former investment banking vice chairman on earnings, economic outlook
Fed's Powell: Economy at an 'inflection point'
The U.S. economy is at an "inflection point" with expectations that growth and hiring will pick up speed in the months ahead, but some risks remain, particularly any resurgence in the coronavirus pandemic, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said.
Southwest Airlines recalling 2.7K flight attendants for summer travel
Southwest Airlines is bringing back all flight attendants who participated in the airline’s voluntary Extended Time-Off Program.
Dick's Sporting Goods opens new concept store featuring outdoor track, batting cages
The retailer plans to open warehouse sale locations, redesigned Golf Galaxy locations and "experiential Soccer Shops" later this month.
Tech entrepreneur says remote work is 'much more productive'
Phil Libin on remote work
Varney: Woke generation won't allow CEOs to be silent on political issues
Stuart Varney on CEOs, woke generation
Amazon workers vote against forming a union at Alabama warehouse
About 1,798 warehouse workers voted against becoming a union even after momentum had been building across the country ever since workers in Bessemer approached the RWDSU last summer.
McDonald's to hire 25,000 staff in Texas this month
The burger chain said it will hire for crew and management positions in a three-day event from April 13-15
IHOP aims to hire 10K people from a ‘National Recruiting Day’ in May
The International House of Pancakes is planning to expand its restaurant workforce by thousands in the next month.
New survey shows a third of remote workers may quit if called back to the office full-time
Nearly half of all employees surveyed (49%) said they would prefer to have a hybrid work environment to be able to divide their time evenly between the office and another location, compared to 26% who preferred to work fully remote and 25% who preferred to work fully in the office.
Biden's corporate tax hike could cost US economy 1M jobs, trade group warns
President Biden has pitched his nearly $2.3 trillion spending proposal as a vital investment in the U.S. economy, but the proposed tax hikes that would fund the sweeping measure could kill close to 1 million jobs.
Dallas Fed president: Recent rise in 10-year yield 'not alarming'
Dallas Fed president on the 10-year yield
North Las Vegas mayor on joining GOP: There’s ‘no Democratic Party anymore'
North Las Vegas Mayor John Lee on why he's switching political parties.



















