Airbnb is suspending all operations in Russia and Belarus, CEO says
Home rental company Airbnb is responding to Russia's invasion of Ukraine by suspending all operations in Russia and Belarus.
Russian investment expert says 'rest in peace' to Moscow stock market, says he might work as 'Santa Claus'
A Russian stock market analyst said farewell to the country's stock market during an interview on Russian TV on Thursday, stating that he might have to switch careers and become “Santa Claus.”
Stocks tumble, oil hits $107 on Ukraine, Russia tensions
Investors are keeping close tabs on rising commodity prices tied to the Russia, Ukraine conflict.
Oil tops $110, Dow gains about 600 points after Fed’s Powell cements rate hike plan
Bullish stock investors took a cue from Fed Chair Jerome Powell sending equities higher.
Musk responds to Biden touting automakers, but leaving Tesla out
In Tuesday night's State of the Union address, President Joe Biden touted the fact that more goods are being "Made in America," but he appeared to snub Elon Musk by leaving Tesla out.
Biden SOTU addresses prescription drug prices
In his State of the Union address, President Biden focused on the impact inflation is having on Americans. One topic which has been an agenda item in particular is bringing down the cost of prescription drugs.
Dow tanks 600 points, oil spikes to $106
Stock volatility remains elevated as investors kick off the month of March.
US freezing Russian central bank assets the biggest shock to Putin’s wallet, Brenberg says
Business and economics professor Brian Brenberg joins "Fox & Friends First" to break down what sanctions are impacting Russia's Putin amid the invasion of Ukraine.
Target misses holiday sales estimates, warns of more margin pain
U.S. retailer Target Corp on Tuesday fell short of analysts' sales expectations for the crucial holiday quarter and signaled no immediate relief from the squeeze on margins by decades-high inflation and rising labor costs.
Russia's economy gets nailed: What's been done
The United States and its allies continue to ramp up the economic pressure on Russia following the country's decision to invade Ukraine. Here is a FOX Business roundup of actions taken against Russia thus far.
Sanctions have given Putin 'a strong black eye' and has financially 'humiliated' him: Bill Browder
Hermitage Capital Management founder and CEO Bill Browder joined 'The Claman Countdown' Monday to react to the historic sanctions that have sparked a financial meltdown in Russia.
Nasdaq gains, Dow falls 179 points, S&P little changed in Russian driven session
Stock investors are bracing for more volatility as the week kicks off with Russia's invasion of Ukraine a primary driver.
NYSE, Nasdaq halt trading of Russia-based companies
The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are toughening up on Russian companies that trade in the U.S. The halts are considered temporary.
TD Bank just made its biggest acquisition ever
TD Bank, undeterred by the market volatility, is buying First Horizon in its biggest deal ever.
Dow futures fall over 500 points, Brent oil at $98.33 as Russia, Ukraine tensions roil markets
Stock investors face another session of extreme volatility as Russia invades Ukraine.
Russian central bank restarts gold buying
Investors are back seeking the safety of the gold as a hedge to both Russia, Ukraine tensions, as well as inflation.
Intel picks Magdeburg in Germany for new European chip factory
Intel has chosen the east German city of Magdeburg as the site for a new multibillion-euro European chip factory and will make the decision public on March 4, a person familiar with matter told Reuters.
Arizona Starbucks becomes 1st outside New York to unionize
Employees at a Starbucks in suburban Phoenix voted Friday to form a union, becoming the first store outside New York to organize.
Dow jumps 834 points, best session since 2020 in relief rally
Investors rode out another volatile day of trading as they monitor Russia-Ukraine developments as well as mixed reports on durable goods and housing.
SEC proposes rules for more disclosure from short sellers
Under the proposed rules, market participants that hold large short positions in stocks would be required to report those positions and related short-sale activity to the SEC on a monthly basis. The agency would then aggregate and publish that data for each security, while keeping the identities of money managers and individual short positions confidential.



















