J&J to seek US Supreme Court review on unit's bankruptcy
J&J hopes the Supreme Court will overrule a 3rd Circuit decision which declared bankruptcy of it's subsidiary as improper. J&J hoped the bankruptcy would save it from lawsuits.
Household bills cost Americans 42% of their salary: survey
U.S. households spend $3.87 trillion annually on household bills, according to doxo’s 2023 U.S Bill Pay Market Size & Category Breakout Report.
GOP lawmaker torches Biden's WH for claiming spending plan is a 'five-alarm fire': KJP doesn't know economics
Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., responds to the White House claiming the GOP spending plan will worsen inflation, arguing that the Press Secretary 'doesn't know what she's talking about.'
Rep. Byron Donalds responds to KJP slamming the GOP spending plan: ‘She obviously doesn’t know economics’
Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., joined ‘The Big Money Show' to react to Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s claim that ‘MAGA’ Republicans' spending plan will worsen inflation.
How the last-ditch effort to save Silicon Valley Bank failed
Withdrawals accelerated late in the morning on the West Coast on Thursday, March 9. Executives paced the office on phone calls as employees watched and texted details to each other.
Baby formula shortage still a problem one year later, House GOP investigates FDA
FOX Business’ Lydia Hu joined ‘Varney & Co.’ to detail the U.S.’s ongoing baby formula shortage as the House GOP launches an investigation into the FDA’s involvement in the crisis.
A tick-tock of the US banking crisis
The Federal Reserve’s interest rate hike strategy has inadvertently caused a banking crisis as elevated interest rates slow bank loans.
Stuart Varney: Biden's massive spending got US into a big financial mess
FOX Business' Stuart Varney says Biden and Jerome Powell are to blame for the banking crisis and high inflation due to nonstop spending and money printing.
Most Americans falling short of affording basic expenses in retirement: Fidelity
A new study from Fidelity Investments found that Americans' retirement preparedness has dropped sharply since 2020, as people have saved less and invested more conservatively.
More people are delaying paying up front
Consumers are increasingly relying on Buy Now, Pay Later services in order to cover the costs of their daily expenses amid the uncertain economic environment.
US must get its ‘fiscal insanity’ under control: Rep. Jason Smith
Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., joined ‘Mornings with Maria’ to weigh in on the White House's proposed massive spending bill and the U.S. banking crisis.
Built to Honor program gifts Army veteran, family new mortgage-free home in Florida
A disabled Army veteran was gifted a brand new, mortgage-free home in Florida's Sapphire Point at Lakewood Ranch community courtesy of PulteGroup's Built to Honor program.
SEC vs. Ripple verdict could come at pivotal time for crypto industry
The future of crypto industry could hinge on one court case involving the Securities and Exchange Commission and Ripple, a provider of crypto solutions for businesses.
Crypto influencer allegedly threatened attorney behind FTX class action suit
Cryptocurrency influencer Ben "BitBoy Crypto" Armstrong, who is facing a class action lawsuit for promoting FTX, allegedly sent messages threatening and harassing an opposing attorney.
Florida lawmaker warns over Miami Beach spring break violence: ‘Will not be tolerated'
Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna provides an update after Miami Beach implements a spring break curfew – and looks at extending it – after two fatal shootings.
Archegos founder Bill Hwang to seek dismissal of market-manipulation charges
Archegos Capital Management collapsed during a volatile stretch in the market in March 2021, leading to billions of dollars in losses for banks and investors.
Manhattan DA targeting Trump a historic ‘abuse of prosecutorial discretion’: Harvard Law professor emeritus
Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz analyzes developments surrounding a potential indictment of former President Trump on 'Mornings with Maria.'
DA Alvin Bragg is ‘following the precedent of the segregationist south’ with potential Trump charges: Alan Dershowitz
Harvard Law professor emeritus and ‘Get Trump’ author Alan Dershowitz slams Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg over a potential indictment of former President Trump and weighs what impact the alleged charges will have on the legal system.
Retirement plan balances decreased by nearly 25% in 2022
Despite growth in retirement plan balances in the fourth quarter, savings took a major hit in 2022 and inflation remains a concern for many Americans. Here’s how to pay off high-interest debt and make more room for retirement contributions.
Here’s what happens at the IRS after you file your taxes
Tax pros report that this tax season most clients are getting refunds for e-filed returns in five to 14 days. For those filing on paper, refunds can take four weeks or more.



















