Doug Holtz-Eakin 'still concerned' about economic outlook for second half of 2023
Former Congressional Budget Office Director Doug Holtz-Eakin joins 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' to discuss President Biden's claims about cutting the deficit, his handling of the economy and his outlook for the second half of the year.
June job numbers show Biden’s economic policies are ‘working’: Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su comments on the June jobs report and discusses the impact of ‘Bidenomics’ on the U.S. economy.
Competition 'alive and well' between social media platforms: Jessica Melugin
Jessica Melugin, Competitive Enterprise Institute Director of Center for Technology and Innovation, discusses Twitter accusing Meta of stealing trade secrets and a New York City law requiring businesses to audit A.I. hiring tools.
US economy adds 209K jobs in June, lighter than estimates
The June jobs report is one of several key data points officials will debate when they meet at the end of the month to decide whether another rate hike is warranted.
Fed rate hikes will eventually 'crush' housing, 'interest rate-sensitive' markets: David Tawil
ProChain President David Tawil explains why he predicts rate hikes are on the horizon and likely to stay high 'for a number of years.'
US bankruptcy filings surge in first half of 2023
Bankruptcies filings for individuals and businesses in the U.S. jumped markedly in the first six months of 2023 compared to the year before as debt levels surge.
UPS strike looms as Teamsters talks remain stalled
Talks between UPS and the Teamsters broke down this week over part-time worker pay, raising the odds of a strike ahead of a contract expiration at the end of July.
Crossmark's Bob Doll 'cautions' investors: Recession clock is ticking
Crossmark Global Investments CIO Bob Doll discusses whether the economy is prepared for up to four additional Fed rate hikes on 'The Claman Countdown.'
BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF a 'comfortable' way to get exposure to crypto: Scott Redler
Seaport Securities founder Ted Weisberg and T3 Trading chief strategist Scott Redler discuss the Fed's interest rate path and the possibility of a new Bitcoin product for BlackRock on 'The Claman Countdown.'
June jobs report likely to point to resilient labor market
The Labor Department's June jobs report is expected to show that the U.S. economy added 225,000 jobs last month despite aggressive interest rate hikes.
NY, other states look to regulate AI in hiring practices
FOX Business' Madison Alworth discusses companies using artificial intelligence in hiring practices, concerns from critics and states looking to regulate the practices.
Job openings dip below 10M in May but remain high
The Labor Department on Thursday reported that job openings fell in June but remained historically high despite the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike campaign.
Biden admin ripped over 'Bidenomics' tout, 'something doesn't make sense': Sen. Markwayne Mullin
Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., discusses concerns over the economy as the president touts 'Bidenomics.'
Christine McDaniel on Yellen's China trip: 'Talking is better than not talking'
Former Deputy Assistant Treasury Secretary Christine McDaniel discusses Janet Yellen's trip to China, the Biden administration's 'Bidenomics' tour and the UPS, Teamster labor talks.
Private sector job growth unexpectedly surges by 497,000 in June, ADP says
Private U.S. companies saw another month of better-than-expected job growth in June, despite the Federal Reserve's aggressive efforts to fight inflation.
NYC's new AI hiring software regulations hit with pushback from business groups
Businesses in New York City now must prove any artificial intelligence-driven hiring software they use does not have any racist or sexist biases under a new law.
Racist robots? NYC now requires 'bias audit' when AI used for job recruiting
New York City passed a law governing AI-assisted hiring practices, mandating that businesses that use the tool must conduct a third-party "bias audit" to prevent discrimination.
Christmas Tree Shops to conduct 'going out of business' sales at rest of stores
Christmas Tree Shops is slated to soon hold 'going out of business sales' at its remaining locations, a recent court filing said. They could potentially kick off Thursday at the earliest.
Private sector doesn't need advice from the government on how to invest: Andy Puzder
Former CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder discusses economic growth under the Biden administration and Ben & Jerry's message about the Fourth of July.
UPS, Teamsters talks break down
UPS reportedly walked away from the bargaining table after the Teamsters National Negotiating Committee unanimously rejected the delivery company’s offer early Wednesday morning.