Alex Azar: Generic drugs approved because 'competition lowers prices'
The FDA announced a record number of generic drug approvals in the fiscal year of 2019. Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar joins FOX Business to discuss.
RealReal founder: Luxury resale is here to stay
This luxury consignment business could save you hundreds -- or thousands -- of dollars when you shop.
Recirculating goods ‘just makes sense’: The RealReal founder
The RealReal Founder and CEO Julie Wainwright discusses growing her authenticated luxury consignment company, sustainability in fashion and more.
Venmo to roll out its own credit card in 2020
Venmo will bringing along its first credit card in 2020.
How much Americans need to earn to join the top 1%
The cut-off is even steeper to join the top 0.1 percent.
Hipsturbia: Real estate trend has millennials ditching cities for small-town life
Suburban living is drawing millennials outside of metro areas.
Millennials vs. Boomers: Poll finds one factor that puts this generation at a higher income
New data from the Pew Research Center compares millennials’ financial wellbeing with that of their older counterparts.
POW! The Fed fights the evil doers of financial illiteracy with comic books
The Fed used to issue comics back in the early aughts, and are now bringing back the comic book series under new writers and illustrators.
Sugar-daddy relationships involve far more than sex and money, study says
Variations range from compensated dating to sugar friendships with benefits and pragmatic love, a new study finds.
PSAT exams rekindle Americans' worries about college-admission fairness
As students across the country take the PSAT this week, some are worried that they're competing on an uneven playing field.
Fmr. Citigroup CEO Sandy Weill and wife become Carnegie Hall’s first $100 million donor
Billionaire power couple Sanford I. and Joan Weill become the first to donate $100 million to Carnegie Hall.
Working parents scramble for childcare anticipating teacher strike
Working parents will be scrambling to find childcare — and pay for it.
Electricity bills vanishing for most Americans: Rick Perry
'We’re driving down the cost of electricity in most places in America,' said Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
American Success Story: Snack delivery service rakes in $21M in five years
Universal Yums co-founders Eli Zauner and Monique Bernstein share their success story.
Former NFL player says he's 'changing lives' with new CBD line
Former NFL player Lofa Tatupu talks about his CBD company Zonein.
Retail sales fall in September, but consumer isn't collapsing
Thredup.com CEO James Reinhart discusses the drop in retail sales and his online consignment business.
Credit card fraud: 5 frightening ways thieves are coming after you
5 ways thieves are coming after your credit card and how to avoid it.
Millennial millionaires are flocking to this zip code
Coldwell Banker Global Luxury released a report on the habits and lifestyle of millennial millionaires on Wednesday.
University offers degree in social media influencing
Radio host Mike Gunzelman on studying social media influencing and buyer's remorse.
Economist Walter Williams: Intolerance in academia - The campus madness being funded by taxpayer dollars
State governors and legislators can learn something from their Alaskan counterparts, who slashed public spending on the University of Alaska by 41%. There's nothing better than the sounds of pocketbooks snapping shut to bring a bit of sanity to college administrators.