Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq have worst session since 2022
U.S. stocks tumbled as recession fears spooked investors following a series of weak economic reports this week, including the July jobs report released Friday.
Fed is feeling remorse for not cutting rates in July: Diane Swonk
KPMG chief economist Diane Swonk discusses whether the U.S. economy is headed for recession on 'Making Money.'
Which industries hired the most workers in July?
The U.S. economy added 114,000 jobs in July, less than expected, as sectors like manufacturing, information and financial activities pulled back on hiring.
Jumping in with 'both feet' to buy stocks is 'not prudent whatsoever': Lou Basenese
MDB Capital President Lou Basenese analyzes the market sell off, cryptocurrency futures and advises: 'don't panic.'
Human impact will weigh on Fed members, says Heather Long
Washington Post editorial writer & columnist Heather Long discusses the Federal Reserve's management of rate cuts and the impact of the July jobs report.
The July jobs report just triggered a reliable recession indicator
The July jobs report triggered the "Sahm rule," which is closely monitored by Wall Street, because it has been a historically accurate recession indicator.
California fast-food workers demanding more pay
Fast-food workers in California are fighting for another wage increase just a few months after the state implemented a controversial law to boost minimum wages from $16 to $20.
Kevin O'Leary 'surprised' crypto is a partisan issue
O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary discusses the 'weak' July jobs report and Trump's remarks on crypto.
If US economy has a recession, Biden admin has to ‘accept the consequences’: Peter Morici
Economist Peter Morici criticizes the Biden administration’s economic policies and discusses former President Trump’s campaign push to cut taxes on Social Security benefits.
US job growth slows to 114K in July while unemployment unexpectedly jumps
The July jobs report released Friday provided a look at the labor market's health as the economy continues to confront high interest rates and inflation.
Scott Zelniker: You're watching the market let some air out of the tires
UBS Wealth Management's Scott Zelniker weighs in on the stock selloff, whether small-cap stocks can rally in the second half of the year, the expected July jobs report and the earnings season.
Stock market was due for a Big Tech correction: Ryan Payne
Payne Capital Management President Ryan Payne discusses whether the U.S. economy is slowing as the market continues its downward trend on 'Varney & Co.'
Charles Payne: We should acknowledge the Black job situation
'Making Money' host Charles Payne and The Jack Brewer Foundation founder Jack Brewer discuss the worsening employment status of Black workers on 'Making Money.'
Fed rate cuts will start to open up deal activity: Leon Kalvaria
Citi Vice Chair of Client and Banking Leon Kalvaria analyzes Fed Chair Jerome Powell's plan to combat inflation on 'Mornings with Maria.'
The labor market doesn't look as overheated as it did a year ago: Nick Timiraos
WSJ chief economics correspondent Nick Timiraos weighs in on the Fed's expected rate decision and discusses the July ADP report.
Private sector job growth slows in July to just 122K, worse than expected
Hiring by private U.S. companies rose less than forecasted in July, a sign that the labor market is starting to slow in the face of higher interest rates.
Big retailers like Target have to give consumers something different: Christine Short
Wall Street Horizon VP of Research Christine Short discusses whether American consumers are 'tapped out' on 'Making Money.'
Us economy slowing despite GDP looking good: Joe LaVorgna
SMBC chief economist Joe LaVorgna discusses the state of the labor market and whether the treasury is rigging the economy for Democrats on 'Varney & Co.'
LEGOLAND New York looking 'Master Model Builder' to build LEGOs for a living
A big-time LEGO fan can get paid to build with the popular bricks. LEGOLAND New York has an opening for a full-time "Master Model Builder" position that it is currently aiming to fill.
Bosses admit that return-to-office mandates were meant to make staff quit
A new survey published by Bamboo HR shows that one-quarter of bosses admitted to implementing return-to-office mandates in order to get workers to quit.