English woman drops out of college, starts business as dressmaker with unique flair
A business owner in the United Kingdom creates clothes from unique and colorful hand towels. Scarlett Hawkes of Liverpool told Fox New Digital she makes about 18 items a month.
Dave Portnoy unloads on anti-Israel college protesters: 'I wouldn't hire any of these activists'
Barstool Sports founder takes aim at campus agitators, telling "Varney & Co." on Friday that they "hate America" and should be "thrown in jail."
Fed will cut interest rates because of its political 'value system': Joseph Wang
Bianco Research President Jim Bianco and MonetaryMacro.com CIO Joseph Wang discuss whether the Fed will cut rates even if it means inflation will last longer on 'Making Money.'
Biden is trying to change the topic from anything other than inflation, border security, foreign policy: Rep. Bryan Steil
Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., discusses Americans feeling the impact of Biden's economic policies as he announces a new A.I. facility in Wisconsin and the GOP unveiling a bill that targets illegal migrant voting.
Highest-paying jobs right out of school
FOX Business takes a deeper look into the highest-paying entry-level jobs for graduates. April marked the worst month for job creation since October.
Employees are using AI at work, but keeping it quiet for a specific reason
The use of generative artificial intelligence tools by knowledge workers across all generations has surged over the past six months, and many are not telling their employers.
Jerome Powell took rate hikes off the board: Darrell Cronk
Wells Fargo CIO for Wealth & Investment Management Darrell Cronk says the April labor data was exactly what the Fed wanted to see on 'Making Money.'
WNBA draft highlights gender pay gap as experts call for change in women's compensation
Caitlin Clark's WNBA contract is 132 times less than those of her male counterparts. HR and employment data experts discussed the pay gap between men and women in the U.S. and how employers can help bridge it.
Big brands feeling the pinch as inflated costs drive consumers away
Prochain Capital President David Tawil said popular brands are feeling the effects of consumers shifting away from high costs, echoing a Wall Street Journal report.
Hims & Hers stock slides after CEO's praise for anti-Israel protesters
Hims & Hers Health stock declined Friday by about 8% after CEO Andrew Dudum's praise for anti-Israel campus protesters in a social media post last week.
April jobs report leaves the door open for rate cuts in 2024: Michael Gapen
BofA Securities head of U.S. economics Michael Gapen discusses whether the April jobs report will change the Fed's interest rate decision on 'Making Money.'
Former Victoria's Secret model steps down from beauty brand due to 'significant changes'
In December 2023, Rose Inc sold for $2.5 million to AA Investments, a Hong Kong-based asset management firm when Amyris, Inc. filed for bankruptcy.
Sienna Sauce boss Tyla-Simone Crayton makes her dream a reality
Sienna Sauce CEO Tyla-Simone Crayton discusses her journey from being homeless to becoming a CEO at the age of 14 on 'Making Money.'
Foreign-born workers play a big role in jobs growth: Don Luskin
TrendMacro Chief Investment Officer Don Luskin discusses the impact of immigration on the labor market on 'Making Money.'
Rue21 files for bankruptcy, will close all stores
Teen clothing retailer Rue21 is filing for bankruptcy again. This time, the company will close all its stores, sell all intellectual property and hold "going out of business" sales.
It's a 'mistake' to bet against Apple, says Michael Lee
Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee on the impact on the markets from the April jobs report, Apple stock performance and his stock picks.
April jobs report breakdown: Which industries hired the most workers last month?
Job growth grew slower than expected in March, as hiring fell flat across many sectors including manufacturing and retail, Labor Department data shows.
Students, young people understand that Biden's policies are 'clobbering them': Rep. Bryan Steil
Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., discusses the impact of Biden's policies on the youth vote, the anti-Israel college protests and the April jobs report.
The unemployment rate barely rose, but only 175,000 jobs were added in April
The unemployment rate barely budged, rising to 3.9% while just 175,000 jobs were added.
US economy adds 175K jobs in April, much weaker than expected
The April jobs report released Friday provided a look at the labor market's health as the economy continues to confront high interest rates and inflation.