Hot inflation erasing Americans' wage gains, analysis shows
The hottest inflation in four decades is eroding wage gains for a majority of Americans working at the largest and most profitable companies in the country, according to a new analysis.
Final child tax credit payments issued as Manchin pulls support for Build Back Better
The Build Back Better bill is a $1.7 trillion social safety net that includes investments in climate change, health care and child care, which includes expanding child tax credit (CTC) payments through 2022.
Kudlow: Biden's big-government socialist bill would create more inflation
'Kudlow' discusses how Sen. Joe Manchin killed Biden's Build Back Better bill, and what that means for the United States.
Most Americans can save $2,000 a year from little-known tax break
Americans looking to tuck away some extra cash next year can take advantage of an oft-overlooked tax break recently updated by the Internal Revenue Service to reduce their liability next year.
How much does it cost to refinance a student loan?
Refinancing may make your student loan debt more manageable. And in most cases, there’s no upfront cost to refinance student loans. Learn more.
Lending to borrowers with low credit scores could increase in 2022, TransUnion forecasts
Auto loans, credit cards and personal loans to borrowers with low credit scores could increase in 2022, a new TransUnion forecast shows.
How to pay off $150K in student loan debt
If you have $150K in student loan debt, you may wonder how you’ll ever pay it off. Learn how to manage your student loan debt so it’s less intimidating.
Varney on Manchin's 'no' bombshell over Build Back Better: Democrats in self-inflicted civil war
FOX Business host Stuart Varney discusses the divided Democratic Party as they try to pass Biden’s Build Back Better agenda and other progressive demands
Most Americans do not expect financial improvement in 2022, survey finds
Nearly half of survey respondents expect their financial situation will stay the same in 2022, and more than a quarter believe their finances will get worse.
Ex-CEO charged with embezzling $15M to fund lavish lifestyle
A former CEO has been charged with embezzling more than $15 million from her employer and using stolen money to pay for a lavish lifestyle, including travel, jewelry and family weddings, according to federal prosecutors.
Inflation costing U.S. households $3,500: Study
Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn talks inflation, President Biden's spending bill, and COVID-19 on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
JPMorgan fined $200M for employees' use of WhatsApp, personal devices to discuss business matters
From at least January 2018 through November 2020, JPMorgan employees, including managing directors and other senior supervisors, allegedly exchanged thousands of messages on business matters, including investment strategy, discussions of client meetings and communications about market color, analysis, activity trends or events
Des Moines, Iowa, real estate: What you can get for $950K
Des Moines, Iowa, is known for its political visitors, but for those planning to put down roots, it offers a wealth of culture.
Melania Trump announces NFT venture
The former first lady launched a venture this week selling NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, on her website in exchange for a Solana token, currently valued around $180 each.
Neiman Marcus CEO reacts to surge in retail crime in major cities
Geoffroy van Raemdonck joins 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street' with reaction and analysis.
Federal appeals court allows Biden vaccine mandate for large companies to resume
A federal appeals court Friday reinstated the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for large companies, dissolving a stay by another court that had suspended the mandate and continuing a battle that will likely be decided by the Supreme Court.
Biden wants student loan forgiveness from Congress, but lawmakers urge him to use executive action
While prominent Democrats have called on President Biden to use executive authority to cancel student loan debt, the White House indicated that the president is waiting on Congress to take action.
'Spider-Man: No Way Home' swings toward pandemic era opening record with $50M in previews
The friendly-neighborhood superhero has already sold more tickets than the entire theatrical run of any 2020 or 2021 release, according to Fandango
Vaccine mandate for service members makes US military look weak: Senate candidate
Arkansas U.S. Senate candidate and former NFL player Jake Bequette on political consequences of federal vaccine mandates.
Sears plans to sell Chicago corporate headquarters
Sears plans to sell the sprawling suburban Chicago corporate headquarters that's been the struggling retailer's home for three decades.



















