Super commuter Kyle Rice touts 2-hour commute: I’m making ‘Manhattan money’ while living in Delaware
Super commuter Kyle Rice joins ‘The Big Money Show’ to discuss how commuting between Delaware and New York City has helped his financial situation.
AI is a bubble, beware of consolidation: Jeff Sica
Circle Squared Alternative Investments CEO Jeff Sica discusses the A.I. surge ahead of Nvidia's stock split on 'The Big Money Show.'
Elon’s AI moves are ‘the tip of the iceberg’: Kyle Wool
Dominari Securities CEO Kyle Wool examines A.I. stocks and other market headlines on ‘The Word on Wall Street.’
Relatively small flows in capital are having ‘huge impact’ on markets: Mike Green
Simplify Asset Management portfolio manager Michael Green joins ‘Making Money’ with his take on what drives market volatility.
Political figures are ‘getting the message’ that they need to do better: Karl Rove
Fox News contributor Karl Rove reacts to the U.S.’s highly anticipated jobs report during an appearance on ‘Cavuto: Coast to Coast.’
Do not invest in Microsoft, Nvidia, or Apple: Jonathan Hoenig
Capitalist Pig Hedge Fund manager Jonathan Hoenig names his favorite 'old-school value stock' on 'Varney & Co.
Energy bills expected to rise as summer temps climb
Americans across the country may face higher costs to beat the heat this summer and, according to a new forecast, those energy bills will climb nearly 8% compared to last year.
Lyft laid out a lot of reasons why you wouldn't be long ridesharing: Mark Mahaney
Evercore ISI Senior Managing Director Mark Mahaney provides his outlook on ridesharing stocks and reveals his target price for Uber.
US job growth jumps by 272K in May while unemployment unexpectedly rises
The May jobs report released Friday provided a look at the labor market's health as the economy continues to confront high interest rates and inflation.
GameStop reports 29% sales decline after $32 million loss in 1Q
SlateStone Wealth chief market strategist Kenny Polcari analyzes the May jobs report and GameStop on 'Varney & Co.'
GameStop shares volatile after earnings and ahead of ‘Roaring Kitty’ live stream
GameStop shares were volatile Friday after the retailer reported results and ahead of a YouTube livestream planned by meme stock influencer "Roaring Kitty", marking his return to the site after a three-year hiatus.
I wouldn't be surprised if we dip on Nvidia: Charles Payne
'Making Money' host Charles Payne assesses the May jobs report, the Fed's expected meeting, Nvidia's 10-for-1 stock split and Keith Gill's upcoming livestream.
Tech sector has provided 'support' to ongoing volatility: Lisa Erickson
U.S. Bank Wealth Management Senior Vice President Lisa Erickson expects the labor market to mirror recent macroeconomic trends and looks ahead to the Fed's meeting next week.
Nearly two-thirds of middle-class Americans say they are struggling financially: 'Gasping for air'
A new survey published this week found that a majority of middle-class Americans are feeling pessimistic about their finances as they face high inflation.
Nvidia isn't satisfied yet: Kevin Mahn
'The Claman Countdown' panelists Kevin Mahn and Matthew Diczok break down Nvidia's performance, rate cuts and jobless claims.
Tracking app company Life360 goes public
Life360, which makes apps for tracking loved ones and items, made its public debut on the Nasdaq Thursday, and CEO Chris Hulls rang the opening bell.
Robinhood CEO: We are ready for the increased volume that comes with Roaring Kitty's livestream Friday
Robinhood co-founder and CEO Vlad Tenev says the company is the 'best place' for customers to trade and invest on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Not all discount retailers are equal: Christine Short
Wall Street Horizon VP of Research Christine Short analyzes the impact of inflation on U.S. consumers on 'Making Money.'
Wall Street's bull market is about to go higher: Vance Howard
Howard Management CEO and portfolio manager Vance Howard argues the market is starting to look a bit 'top-heavy' on 'Making Money.'
Costco to stop selling books year-round: report
Costco Wholesale Corp. will no longer regularly stock books in its stores starting next year, according to a news report on Thursday.