Economist Nancy Lazar on expectations for a global recession
The Piper Sandler chief global economist warns the world is in the early stages of a 'very significant' recession.
Recession expected outside the US: Nancy Lazar
Piper Sandler chief global economist Nancy Lazar argues 'we are at the early stages of a very significant, synchronized global recession.'
AAA: Drivers faced with $600 car repair costs after pothole damage — compare your financing options
Pothole damage cost drivers $26.5 billion in 2021 alone, AAA reports. If you're stuck with an unexpected bill, compare your auto repair financing options.
Inflation has peaked: Investment expert
Gradient Investments President Michael Binger argues valuations have become 'much more reasonable lately.'
Iowa man wins $1 million in lottery after cashier made 'mistake'
Josh Buster said that when he asked a West Burlington convenience store clerk for five easy-pick plays for Friday night's Mega Millions drawing, he initially received only one play from the lottery terminal.
Here are Saturday's winning Powerball numbers
There was no winner in Saturday's Powerball drawing. It was the 29th drawing without a winner.
Chippendales strippers retain DC lobbyist to help secure pandemic aid
Chippendales, the famed male stripping troupe is lobbying to ensure they receive pandemic relief.
Fed Chair Powell signals half-point rate hike likely in May
Investment strategist Mark Luschini gives market outlook on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
Washington Post gives 3 Pinocchios to White House for GOP tax-hike claims
Rep. Kevin Brady weighs in as White House accuses Republicans of wanting to raise taxes on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
Washington Post gives 3 Pinocchios to White House for its GOP tax-hike claims
Rep. Kevin Brady weighs in as White House accuses Republicans of wanting to raise taxes on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
CDC should not be in the business of making mandates for Americans: Kristin Tate
Author Kristin Tate and former Miami Beach mayor Philip Levine weigh in on the DOJ's appeal to a decision striking down a mask mandate on 'Wall Street Journal at Large.'
Former McDonald's CEO launches initiative to fight woke corporate politics
Ed Rensi discusses his initiative to push back against companies that are becoming too political on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
How to get a debt consolidation loan for bad credit
If your credit isn’t great and you’re struggling to make your debt payments, a debt consolidation loan for bad credit may help. Learn how to qualify.
Can using a CD ladder strategy keep your assets more liquid?
The financial strategy of creating a CD ladder may promote liquidity in your portfolio.
Rep. Mace pitches penny plan to tackle massive government spending
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., discusses her plan to tackle the government's hefty spending initiatives.
Wall Street ramps up Fed rate hike expectations as inflation roars
Wall Street is betting the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at the steepest pace in over two decades as policymakers look to tame red-hot inflation.
Biden admin says 3.6M borrowers are closer to student loan forgiveness through IDR reform
The Education Department is changing its policy around income-driven repayment (IDR) forgiveness, according to a press release.
Canceling student loan debt 'still on the table,' White House says: What to know
President Biden has so far canceled just a fraction of the student loan debt that he promised to erase on the campaign trail, but the White House said this week that a broader forgiveness plan is still a possibility.
Tennessee man pleads guilty to using COVID-19 aid for himself
A Tennessee man admitted Thursday to receiving more than $600,000 in COVID-19 relief and using those loans for himself.
Inflation is a ‘big killer’ of prosperity: Art Laffer
Former Reagan economic adviser Art Laffer reacts to Goldman Sachs forecasting a 35% chance of a recession in the next 2 years.