Business owner from NY says Georgia allowed manufacturing company to flourish: ‘We are busting at the seams’
As six southern states surpass the Northeast in contributing to U.S. GDP, Winton Machine Company owner and CEO confirms business is booming in Georgia and its neighbors.
Charles Schwab slashing jobs, offices to streamline operations
The Charles Schwab Corporation reported in an SEC filing Monday it plans to close or downsize some corporate offices and reduce its headcount to cut costs.
Workers now demanding nearly $80K to start new job
A New York Federal Reserve survey published Monday found the minimum acceptable salary that American workers will take to switch jobs is at a record high.
Yellow bankruptcy sparks bidding war, $1.5 billion bid submitted for trucking terminals
Yellow Trucking company filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in early August and now companies are beginning to bid for the company's assets, which include 160 trucking terminals.
China’s Evergrande files for bankruptcy in New York court
Chinese real estate giant Evergrande on Thursday filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy in a U.S. court, saying it was seeking recognition of restructuring talks in multiple countries.
Crime does not rise to top 3 concerns of small business owners: Ben Walter
JP Morgan Chase Business Banking CEO Ben Walter joins 'The Claman Countdown' to discuss consumer sentiment and the impact of retail theft on small businesses.
Automation has changed the recycling game: Jon Vander Ark
Republic Services President and CEO Jon Vander Ark discusses the recycling surge and the demand for trash management on 'The Claman Countdown.'
New Jersey closes 27 Boston Markets after finding 'violations of workers’ rights,’ $600K in wages owed
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development has issued stop-work orders at more than two dozen Boston Market locations in the state over alleged violations.
Wheels Up offers 95% of its stock to lenders for $500 million lifeline
Wheels Up Experience, a company that charters private jets, announced a deal to give up nearly all of its stock to a trio of lending partners in exchange for a $500 million lifeline.
China could invade Taiwan to distract from economic troubles: Lee Steinhauer
'The Art of The New Cold War' author Lee Steinhauer discusses whether China's economy is in danger of a downward spiral on 'Varney & Co.'
AI jobs with salaries worth $900K are here: report
Recent job listings show that big companies are willing to shell out hundreds of thousands of dollars for talent with artificial intelligence knowledge and related skills.
China's economy could significantly contract: John Lonski
The Lonski Group President John Lonski explains how China's surprise interest rate cut could affect the U.S. stock market on 'Varney & Co.'
US manufacturing sector reaping benefits of reshoring
The U.S. manufacturing sector is benefitting from firms reshoring their operations from overseas back to the U.S. as they try to mitigate vulnerabilities in their supply chains.
Career challenge: Job search leading nowhere? Here's how to reboot it fast
If you haven't had much luck lately in securing a new job or kickstarting your career, these wise tips from industry experts may offer some fresh perspective.
Veterans are valuable in today's job market: 'Highly adaptable to change'
Veterans face hurdles in transitioning into the civilian workforce, but The American Legion and others stress the vast skillsets that former military members bring to the job market.
Remote workers are losing leverage gained from COVID pandemic: Ken Coleman
'The Ken Coleman Show' host Ken Coleman discusses Biden's push to end remote work for federal employees on 'The Big Money Show.'
David's Bridal is 'luxury for less': CEO Jim Marcum
David's Bridal CEO Jim Marcum discusses the wedding gown retailers' digital plan on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Intense 'Top Gun' experience brings out your workplace Maverick
Afterburner CEO Christian 'Boo' Boucousis says companies are paying top dollar for 'Top Gun' style teamwork training on 'The Big Money Show.'
Bollinger Shipyards, America’s largest privately owned shipbuilder, to close its New Orleans operations
The largest privately owned shipbuilder in the U.S., Bollinger Shipyards, announced Tuesday that it will consolidate its operations by closing its facility in New Orleans, Louisiana.
New management of bankrupt Vantage Travel to reimburse customers who had trips canceled 100% in travel credits
Vantage Travel cruise customers will be able to file for a reimbursement after the travel customer went bankrupt in June.