Staffing shortages, low pay, continue to challenge child care industry
The U.S. child care industry needs some major help, according to experts. Some workers say low pay is the biggest problem, while parents struggle to find affordable care.
SEC charges Bittrex with operating unregistered securities exchange
Gary Gensler's SEC has charged Bittrex, a cryptocurrency exchange, with failing to register as a securities exchange in a move to further regulate the industry.
Pain of high inflation likely to linger for many Americans
The financial impact of high inflation could last for years, as the steep price of everyday goods forced more Americans to drain their savings accounts.
Spring cleaning: Tips for small businesses to streamline workflow and freshen up strategies
Spring-cleaning does not just happen in the household. If you own a small business, you can get your company organized ahead of the spring season.
Biden's climate spending is another entitlement that will never lapse: Allysia Finley
Wall Street Journal editorial board member Allysia Finley argues the Biden administration is using industrial policy to steer its green energy transition on 'Varney & Co.'
Andrew Yang 'concerned' AI has the power to 'destroy us'
Forward Party co-chair and former presidential candidate Andrew Yang says the U.S. government is 'decades behind this curve' of error-free artificial intelligence.
Inflation and rising costs pushes Americans to make risky financial choices: Survey
High inflation and interest rates pushed 35% of Americans to drain cash from emergency savings and 26% have skipped or are considering becoming delinquent on their credit cards, a recent survey from Achieve said.
Still need to file your taxes? Last-minute tips for late filers
The end of the tax-filing season is just around the corner, and the IRS is urging taxpayers to make sure they submit their returns ahead of the deadline.
Investors will see a 'tough and very volatile' year, says Ida Liu
Citi Private Bank Global Head Ida Liu provides her outlook for global growth, the impact of digitization on investors as well as U.S.- China tensions.
Trump discloses making more than $100K from 'Art of the Deal' last year
Former President Donald Trump filed Friday his personal financial disclosure to the Federal Elections Committee as part of the presidential campaigning process.
Mike Rowe rips ‘exponentially expensive’ college costs: 'It’s bananas’
"Never in the history of Western civilization" has something become more expensive faster than the cost of a four-year college degree, according to Mike Rowe.
Mega Millions numbers drawn for Friday's $476M jackpot
There was one winning ticket in Friday night's Mega Millions drawing worth an estimated $476 million.
Another round of bidding on Subway reportedly coming up
Round two of bids for the possible sale of foot-long sandwich chain Subway are ready to begin for a sale that could fetch $10 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. It follows a prior round.
California business owner closes beauty stores due to retail crime: 'My passion has been stolen'
Evette Ingram combined her passion for wigs and helping women and opened Evette's Beauty Supply. After being targeted by robbers and burglars several times, she is closing up shop.
Former Home Depot CEO issues grim warning over US bankruptcies: ‘It’s different than anything I’ve seen’
Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli reacts to March's worse-than-expected retail sales, predicting that the U.S. economy will have a surge of bankruptcies.
Social Security cost-of-living adjustment could be much smaller next year
The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment could be 3% in 2024, a big drop from last year, amid signs that high inflation is beginning to moderate.
Michigan residents furious over Democrats funding Chinese-owned manufacturing plants: 'Hypocrites'
Former Michigan gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon slammed Democratic lawmakers for funding a over half a billion dollar Chinese-owned factory in Michigan.
Industry insider who helped companies go woke now ‘regrets’ it: We set 'precedent' for the 'cultural quagmire'
New Tolerance Campaign President Gregory T. Angelo reflects on how his past advocacy within corporate America created a precedent for woke politics in business.
Inflation is ‘entrenched’ in consumer services: Kenneth Rogoff
Former IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff joined ‘Mornings with Maria’ to discuss the U.S. economy as the Federal Reserve continues to fend off inflation.
Biden administration targets fentanyl supply chain
As the Biden administration makes plans to crack down on the fentanyl supply chain, the drug is being trafficked across the country and making its way to non-border states.