States where residents have the largest average tax bill: report
A new report from SmartAsset found which states’ residents had the highest average tax bill after underpaying the IRS.
Here's where Americans moved to — and away from — in 2021
A new moving industry analysis shows which states got the highest (and lowest) percentage of new residents.
Biden administration stoking higher energy prices with oil and gas crackdown, JEC analysis shows
The Biden administration is exacerbating soaring energy prices by cracking down on the oil and gas industry with new regulations that limit production and discourage investments in traditional energy infrastructure, according to a new analysis published Wednesday by the Joint Economic Committee Republicans.
High inflation will impact your tax bill
Inflation is already hitting your wallet and it may also take a bite out of your tax return.
Melinda French Gates no longer pledges bulk of her wealth to Gates Foundation
The Gates Foundation is one of the world's largest philanthropies with an endowment topping $50 billion. In July, Mr. Gates and Ms. French Gates said they would commit a further $15 billion to the endowment.
Biden has cancelled $5B in student loans under this forgiveness program: Do you qualify?
The Education Department has forgiven $5 billion worth of federal student loans for borrowers who qualified for the PSLF program.
Judd: This is the ‘worst’ and ‘scariest’ situation US border has ever been in
National Border Patrol council president Brandon Judd responds to Biden’s focus on ‘root causes' of the border crisis on ‘Morning with Maria.’
Outlook for Fed rate hikes
George Cipolloni, portfolio manager at Penn Mutual Asset Management, discusses what he believes the Fed will do this year to try and curb inflation.
New York City business leaders pressure DA Bragg...again
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg sat down Tuesday for another discussion with New York City business leaders who are concerned over a spike in crime that continues to escalate
National debt tops $30 trillion
The U.S. national debt has hit a new milestone, topping $30 trillion for the first time.
Michael Avenatti trial: Disgraced attorney rests case without testifying, calling any witnesses to stand
Michael Avenatti, the disgraced attorney who is representing himself against charges of stealing nearly $300,000 from adult film actress Stormy Daniels, rested his case on Tuesday without calling any witnesses to the stand.
Domino's offering $3 tip to customers who pick up their own carryout orders
Customers who place an order online through May 22 will be eligible to claim the $3 coupon code which can be redeemed toward their next carryout order placed within the following week.
Student loan refinancing can potentially save borrowers $5K while fixed rates are low
Refinancing through a private lender can grant you better terms, including a new interest rate.
Inside Los Angeles' guaranteed basic income program, biggest in the country
Los Angeles spearheaded the largest guaranteed income pilot program last year, offering low-income families up to $1,000 a month for a year – no strings attached.
New York City restaurants struggle amid COVID-19 policies, rampant crime
Restaurant owner James Mallios joined 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' to discuss the impact of COVID-19 and crime on restaurants in the Big Apple.
US manufacturing revived by supply chain setbacks
The Rodon Group President Michael Araten discusses reshoring production to American factories with FOX Business' Jeff Flock.
California kills single-payer health care bill that would double state taxes
A bill that would have created a first-of-its-kind, universal health care system died in the California state legislature on Monday after progressive Democrats failed to secure the necessary support for the legislation.
LA to impose a guaranteed income program
A guaranteed income program in Los Angeles gives $1,000 a month to more than 3,000 residents. FOX Business' Kelly O’Grady with more.
Michael Avenatti trial: Prosecutors rest case over whether lawyer stole nearly $300K from Stormy Daniels
The government rested its case on Monday at a trial where jurors have heard allegations that Michael Avenatti stole nearly $300,000 in book proceeds from porn star Stormy Daniels to pay employees at his debt-ridden law firm and to cover personal expenses.
Rite Aid denies claims that NYC store closures leading to job loss amid high-profile NYC robberies
A spate of high-profile robberies at New York City Rite Aid locations has highlighted store closures in the area, but the pharmacy and retail giant is pushing back against the notion that its workers are being left without jobs – or that its shops are shuttering only as a result of organized retail theft.