Elon Musk isn't completely 'at war' with Apple's Tim Cook: R 'Ray' Wang
Constellation Research founder R 'Ray' Wang discusses Elon Musk threatening an Apple ban at his companies over its OpenAI partnership.
Inflation won't improve until government stops spending like drunken sailors: David Nicholas
Nicholas Wealth Management President David Nicholas discusses whether the Fed can reduce inflation without causing a recession on 'Varney & Co.'
There is ‘unanimity’ around Fed’s ‘wait-and-see stance’: Nick Timiraos
Wall Street Journal chief economics correspondent Nick Timiraos comments on what to expect from the Federal Reserve ahead of big economic data coming this week.
We have a 'lawless president': Sen. John Barrasso
Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., discusses Trump's expected strategic governing meeting with the Senate GOP, the ongoing border, whether he supports term limits and the White House's warning on 'MAGAnomics.'
Blue-collar work stigma has 'lessened' thanks to social media spotlight: Matt Panella
Carpenter and TikTok star Matt Panella tells the story of how he used his trade to help inspire the next toolbelt generation.
'Weakness invites aggression' in the Middle East: Rep. Andy Barr
Rep. Andy Barr, R-Ky., on how to 'finish the job' in defeating Hamas and new information revealed from the Jan. 6 investigations.
Rep. Buddy Carter 'would not be surprised' if Biden can't secure DNC nomination
Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Ga., details 'damage' to border policy, Democrats inciting 'chaos' and the state of America's economy ahead of November's presidential election.
Businesses 'fed up' with California's minimum wage hike as prices soar, thousands forced out of work
Fast food restaurants in California are having to lay off thousands of workers and hike menu prices to stay open. CABIA President Tom Manzo explains why business owners are 'fed up.'
Homeownership costs in the US surged 26% since the start of 2020
The cost of owning a home in the U.S. has jumped 26% since the start of 2020 as inflation made necessities like insurance and utilities more expensive.
Ford invests millions in Detroit downtown revival
After 34 years of sitting idle, the Michigan Central Station has reopened its doors. The Ford Motor Company bought the station in 2018 with plans to turn it into an innovation hub.
Companies want to innovate in Europe rather than the US: Michael Faulkender
'The Evening Edit' panelists Rep. Erin Houchin, R-Ind., and Michael Faulkender discuss harnessing innovation in America instead of abroad.
‘Roaring Kitty’s GameStop position is in the money
GameStop's main meme trader "Roaring Kitty" posted an update on where his holdings of the video game maker stand, and despite a two-day downturn in the shares, he's still in the green.
Trump wants more production and growth: Former World Bank Group president
'Kudlow' panelists David Malpass and Art Laffer dissect President Biden's response to inflation ahead of the 2024 election.
LARRY KUDLOW: Biden's massive spending is a real inflationary problem
FOX Business host Larry Kudlow shreds President Biden's inflationary economic agenda on Monday's "Kudlow."
Airpod feature lets costumers answer calls with a head nod
'The Claman Countdown' panelists Phillip Shoemaker and Angelo Zino unpack how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing technology.
Paul Dietrich: My clients are in gold and short-term treasuries
B. Riley Wealth Portfolio Advisers' Paul Dietrich says gold will 'do very well' on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Larry Kudlow: The Trump agenda is not inflationary
FOX Business host Larry Kudlow discusses restoring Trump era monetary policies on 'Kudlow.'
Election futures are pointing to a Trump victory: Erika Najarian
UBS U.S. large-cap banks analyst Erika Najarian analyzes regional banks and discusses the impact of the 2024 election on the financial sector on 'Making Money.'
It's not the right time for investors to 'fight the market': Adam Kobeissi
The Kobeissi Letter editor-in-chief Adam Kobeissi discusses whether the market rally can continue with only seven stocks driving price action on 'The Big Money Show.'
Starbucks founder says Steve Jobs told him to fire executive team: 'He was right'
Three-time Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz recalled the moment that Steve Jobs told him to fire his entire executive team. Within six to nine months, most of them were gone, he said.