Steve Moore: ‘Huge’ worker shortage becoming ‘a real curse’ for US economy
FreedomWorks economist and former Trump adviser Steve Moore says state unemployment benefits have kept workers at home since the start of the pandemic.
Elon Musk announces Pepsi will receive Tesla's first electric semi-trucks this December
Telsa founder Elon Musk announced the first production line of his electric semi-trucks would be delivered to PepsiCo, completing a process that has been in the works for years.
Rite Aid may place all store items in showcases due to theft in New York City
Rite Aid is contemplating putting all store goods in showcases in New York City in an effort to curb retail theft, according to a report from Fox 5 New York.
Delta makes it harder to qualify for Skymiles elite status
Delta Air Lines is raising the requirements for three tiers of its SkyMiles Medallion elite status in 2023, making them more difficult to qualify for.
GE cutting 20% of US onshore wind workforce
The move comes as General Electric is in the process of splitting its business into three publicly traded companies: aerospace, health care and energy.
COVID tax fraud: California man sentenced to 10 years for multimillion-dollar schemes
A California man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for multimillion-dollar schemes to defraud the Paycheck Protection Program and the Internal Revenue Service.
Chicago business owner moving storefront to the suburbs to evade crime
Chicago business owner Uzma Sharif lays out her plan to relocate her business out of the city and discusses the reasoning behind her decision to move on ‘Cavuto: Coast to Coast.’
To fill teacher jobs, community colleges offer new degrees
Teaching degrees are being offered at community colleges in several states around the country as way to solve the issue of teacher shortages.
AmEx names former SEC chairman to board
Jay Clayton, known for his role as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission from May 4, 2017, until Dec. 23, 2020, joined American Express' board of directors.
The next US debt crisis: Making hundreds of billions in interest payments
Rising interest rates mean rising costs of servicing the national debt, which eclipsed $31 trillion -- interest payments on the debt may exceed $500 billion.
Fan who caught Aaron Judge historic homer may catch big tax bill
The taxation of MLB caught balls is controversial, with some tax experts saying home run balls are taxable even if kept
Student loan relief applications arriving soon: What you need to know
The Biden administration is gearing up to release the application for its student loan forgiveness program, which has faced a slew of lawsuits from GOP-led states.
Revenue expectations rise among small business owners despite economic concerns: report
According to a Bank of America report, 66% of small business owners expect their revenues to grow over the next year despite ongoing economic concerns.
Zero-premium Medicare Advantage plans: What to know
Zero-premium Medicare Advantage plans are popular, but not all coverage is the same. Here's what shoppers should know ahead of next week's enrollment.
Car insurance premiums going up? Blame inflation
Wondering why your car insurance keeps going up? Inflation may be the reason. Here’s how the economy impacts your auto insurance rates.
Hurricane Ian victims should get insurance claims in early: Deborah Hoffman
SWFL Insurance owner Deborah Hoffman discusses how Hurricane Ian is affecting Florida's insurance market on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Twitter, Elon Musk's Oct. 17 trial to proceed, judge says
Twitter and Elon Musk's trial over the Tesla CEO's attempt to walk away from his $44 billion acquisition of the social media giant will proceed as planned, according to a filing from Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick.
Lottery officials in Philippines say nothing suspicious after 433 players share $4M jackpot
Lottery officials in the Philippines are standing by a highly unusual outcome in their Grand Lotto jackpot after over 400 people claimed the top prize.
Fort Myers businesses face ‘a lot of cleanup, rebuilding’ after Hurricane Ian: Franco Russo
Fort Myers Beach restaurateur Franco Russo says it could be two to five years before the area is fully recovered from damage due to Hurricane Ian.
Business owners expect increase in revenue: Sharon Miller
Bank of America President of Small Business Sharon Miller provides an outlook for business owners amid inflation on 'Mornings with Maria.'



















