Supreme Court sides with Starbucks in case over fired pro-union workers
The Supreme Court on Thursday issued an 8-1 ruling that sided with Starbucks by vacating an injunction sought by the National Labor Relations Board to require the coffee giant to rehire fired pro-union workers.
Wells Fargo fires more than a dozen employees for faking work: report
More than a dozen Wells Fargo employees found themselves out of a job last month after the bank investigated allegations of "simulation of keyboard activity."
Fed rate cut could trigger a market melt-up: Nadia Lovell
UBS senior U.S. equity strategist Nadia Lovell discusses the Fed's 'higher-for-longer' outlook on 'Making Money.'
AI data centers already raked in over $100B in investments: Ivana Delevska
Spear Invest founder and Chief Investment Officer Ivana Delevska analyzes the top A.I. stocks on 'Making Money.'
Elon has proven ‘time and time again’ that he is one of the world’s greatest entrepreneurs: Emil Michael
DPCM Capital CEO and former Uber Chief Business Officer Emil Michael weighs in on Tesla’s business strategy and its potential impact on the stock price.
Trump wants economic reciprocity, Biden is destroying the dollar: EJ Antoni
Heritage Foundation research fellow and economist EJ Antoni discusses Trump's economic agenda on 'The Big Money Show.'
America needs 'business leaders in the White House': Doug Burgum
North Dakota Governor and former 2024 presidential candidate Doug Burgum on top economic issues, A.I. regulation and the upcoming debate between Biden and Trump.
Chick-Fil-A is ‘leading the charge’ to provide financial education to the next generation: Mike Rowe
MikeRoweWorks Foundation CEO Mike Rowe reacts to Gen Zers' growing attraction to blue-collar jobs and its potential impact on the U.S. economy.
California’s $20 minimum wage led to fast-food price hikes, lower customer traffic, study shows
Since California's new minimum wage law went into effect on April 1, menu prices at fast-food restaurants has surged and foot traffic has slowed, according to new data.
US needs financial reforms to unleash American potential: Vance Ginn
Former OMB chief economist Vance Ginn reacts to Trump meeting with GOP lawmakers to discuss plans for a potential second term on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Mortgage rates fall to 6.95%
Mortgage rates fell for the second consecutive week, with the average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage declining to 6.95%. Rates remain stubbornly high for many would-be buyers.
Inflation levels remain unchanged in May, brings 2% target into focus
Inflation remained relatively unchanged in May, according to the latest inflation report. Here's what that means for interest rates.
Honda's 2025 Civic hybrids are sporting a new look
Honda unveiled the 2025 Civic lineup, which includes two hybrids that boast a fuel economy rating of 50 miles per gallon city and start at nearly $30,000.
NBA legend Julius Erving talks 'common sense' investment in National Thoroughbred League ahead of 2nd season
NBA Hall of Famer Julius Erving is among the newest investors to join the National Thoroughbred League, a first-of-its-kind horse racing organization, ahead of its second season.
NATO chief says it's time to crack down on Russian spies amid sabotage surge
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said members of the alliance are set to take tougher action against Russian spies following an increasing number if incidents.
Wholesale inflation cools more than expected in May
The Labor Department on Thursday released the closely watched producer price index, revealing that wholesale inflation cooled more than expected in May.
Inflation is still rising, but at a slower rate: Adam Johnson
Bullseye American Ingenuity Fund portfolio manager Adam Johnson reacts to the May PPI report that shows inflation pressures cooling on 'Varney & Co.'
Biden isn't doing anything about this adversary and enemy: Gordon Chang
Gatestone Institute senior fellow discusses China being the focus at the G-7 Summit, Russian warships arriving in Cuba for a military exercise and the attack on four Iowa college instructors in China.
Musk says shareholders are backing his $56 billion pay package
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that shareholders are voting to approve his $56 billion pay package and the company's reincorporation in Texas from Delaware.
What sky-high borrowing costs mean for you and your money
The Federal Reserve signaled that it will keep interest rates higher for longer amid stubborn inflation, keeping borrowing costs elevated for Americans.