More Americans say Biden's mega-spending bills will hurt them than help them, poll shows
Most American voters are skeptical about the impact of two spending packages that congressional Democrats are aiming to pass before the end of the year, despite fervent negotiations that have consumed Capitol Hill for months.
Yellen says Democrats can address debt ceiling via reconciliation if needed
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Monday renewed her push for Congress to raise the debt ceiling before the U.S. government runs out of cash in early December, but she said Democrats should be willing to address the issue on their own if Republicans refuse to act in a bipartisan manner to avoid a first-ever debt default.
Tempur Sealy International CEO on supply chain disruptions affecting sales
Tempur Sealy CEO Scott Thompson says the company wasn't 'able to realize all of our sales' and had to turn down $100 million of sales because of supply chain issues.
San Francisco Safeway cuts hours, cites 'off the charts' shoplifting: 'An equity problem'
A Safeway location in San Francisco cut hours over “off the charts” shoplifting that has plagued the city for months.
Ocean Spray CEO on rising costs for raw materials, transportation
Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. CEO Tom Hayes tells 'Mornings with Maria' why he's had to pass on some increased costs to consumers.
Minneapolis candidates face off in upcoming election, the first since the killing of George Floyd
Andrea Erickson said she is torn over the role police should play in this city ahead of the first municipal election since the murder by a Minneapolis police officer of George Floyd.
Cranberries will be in 'plentiful supply' this Thanksgiving: Ocean Spray CEO
Ocean Spray Cranberries Inc. CEO Tom Hayes says it will harvest 6.6 million barrels of cranberries this season.
This is the college degree that actually pays off, study finds
A new report from the Wall Street Journal found the graduate degree that's most likely to pay off in the form of higher earnings.
The Fed moves closer to tapering asset purchases
Bulltick Capital Markets chief strategist Kathryn Rooney Vera, Brigg Macadam founding partner Greg Swenson, and founder of Michael Lee Strategy Michael Lee, weigh in on the Fed's next moves and spending in Washington.
How many retirement accounts should I have?
IRAs, HSAs, and 401(k)s are just a few of the many choices out there, and a lot of people end up with more than one of these.
Musk would liquidate Tesla shares to 'solve world hunger' if UN can explain how money would be spent
Elon Musk, the founder of Telsa whose net worth is approaching $300 billion, responded Sunday to calls from social media users to sell some stock to solve world hunger.
FAA fines air passenger record $52K, files charges for disruption during Hawaii to Washington flight
The Federal Aviation Administration on Friday charged and fined an airplane passenger a record $52,000 for disrupting a flight from Honolulu to Seattle.
Wealthy Americans look to escape Biden's tax hikes
Wealthy investors are increasingly concerned about the possibility of impending tax increases as congressional Democrats barrel ahead with a plan to substantially raise rates on well-off corporations and rich Americans.
Prosecutors urge prison for Michael Avenatti in Nike case
New York prosecutors urged a judge Friday to order California lawyer Michael Avenatti to begin serving a 2 1/2-year prison term, more than a year after he was convicted of trying to extort up to $25 million from Nike.
JP Morgan's chief global strategist on inflation outlook
David Kelly gives inflation and market outlook on 'Barron's Roundtable'
Biden mentions Trump 24 times during Virginia stump speech for McAuliffe
Daron Shaw weighs in on Virginia's upcoming gubernatorial election on 'WSJ at Large'
No deal as Democrats continue to spar over massive social spending bill
Tammy Bruce and Lanny Davis react to Democrats' spending bill frame work on 'WSJ at Large'
Oil prices will decrease by end of 2022: Expert
Bulltick Capital Markets chief strategist Kathryn Rooney Vera discusses energy, inflation and shortages in the U.S.
Activision Blizzard CEO requests pay cut amid company's workplace culture transformation
Activision Blizzard will launch a zero tolerance harassment policy, waive arbitration requirements for harassment and discrimination claims, and invest millions to boost its opportunities for diverse talent.
Amazon to pay billions to prevent holiday shortages
Bankrate senior economic analyst Mark Hamrick and Simpler Trading director of options Danielle Shay on retailers like Amazon preparing for the holiday shopping season and how this can impact companies’ earnings and stocks.



















