Democrats' policies 'aren't working': Rep. Kustoff
Rep. David Kustoff, R-Tenn., predicts a 'really strong' Republican turnout in the 2022 midterm elections.
Fed's interest rate hikes may slow down the economy: Equity strategist
Federated Hermes portfolio manager and equity strategist Steve Chiavarone weighs in on December jobs report prediction and the Fed raising interest rates.
Planning to file your tax return for free? TurboTax drops out of key IRS program
Tax-filing season is swiftly approaching, but Americans planning to file their returns for free will have fewer options to do so than in years past.
Fed's Bullard backs March interest rate hike, citing 'unanticipated' inflation shock
St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said Thursday that he sees an initial interest rate increase happening as soon as March as the U.S. central bank seeks to quell the hottest inflation in four decades.
Investment strategist 'very confident' S&P 500 will hit 5300 by end of 2022
BMO Capital Markets' Chief Investment Strategist Brian Belski forecasts what sectors will be strong in the new year.
Rep. Donalds blames 'ridiculous policies' for hurting small businesses
Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., argues mayors and governors in blue states need to stop with the 'ridiculous lockdowns' and COVID mandates.
Powerball $632.6M jackpot: Winning tickets sold in California, Wisconsin
Two lottery players, one in California and another in Wisconsin, will be splitting the seventh-largest jackpot in Powerball history.
FAFSA changes are coming but 52% of colleges aren't prepared, survey finds
Recently passed legislation will bring major changes to FAFSA for the 2023-24 school year and beyond, but higher education institutions say they are not prepared.
Fed thinks 'main way of tightening policy is through interest rates': Former Treasury Dept. economist
Former U.S. Treasury Department international economist David Beckworth, who is currently a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, argues the Fed 'is very eager' to cut the size of its balance sheet.
Culinary Agents CEO on 'desperately needed' NY 'Billion Dollar Rescue Plan'
Culinary Agents founder and CEO Alice Cheng weighs in on the plan, which includes the potential to permanently allow the sale of to-go drinks for New York bars and restaurants.
Fed raising interest rates will pressure the high-multiple names: Market expert
Blue Line Capital President Bill Baruch reacts to weakness in tech and Fed’s potential interest rate hikes.
Big tech stocks will be 'bumpy' in 2022: Bob Doll
Crossmark CIO Bob Doll discusses stock valuation and his predictions for 2022.
Inflation calculator: See how higher prices are hitting your wallet
Americans are wrestling with the highest inflation in a generation, and the surging prices for everything from gasoline to food are rapidly eroding consumers' purchasing power.
Crypto expert says Bitcoin is the answer to people’s concerns
Lolli CEO and co-founder Alex Adelman discusses the future of Bitcoin.
Rescue plan for NY small businesses 'lifeline that is desperately needed': Culinary Agents CEO
Culinary Agents founder and CEO Alice Cheng argues the hospitality industry is dealing with continued challenges due to the pandemic and notes that businesses have been thinking 'creatively about how they are going to recover.'
Democrats becoming 'do as I say, not as I do' party: Rep. Cammack
Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., calls out Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell for blaming the 'prolonged' pandemic on the GOP before vacationing in Miami, Florida.
Customer's explicit photos stolen by phone store employee, charges say
A phone store employee in Utah has been arrested after he allegedly stole nude photos from a customer’s phone while she was at the store switching mobile devices.
Here are Wednesday's winning Powerball numbers
The third Powerball drawing of the new year was the charm.
Elizabeth Holmes Theranos case: Projects that have shed light on the Silicon Valley deceit
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes was found guilty Monday by a California jury on four of 11 charges of defrauding investors after the former Silicon Valley executive, who was inspired by the success of Steve Jobs, made unfulfilled promises of revolutionizing the blood-testing industry utilizing innovative technology.
Congress exploring more COVID relief for small businesses as omicron surges
A bipartisan group of lawmakers has started exploring another round of coronavirus relief funding for small businesses as a surge of the highly contagious omicron variant threatens to unleash more economic havoc.