What To Watch

Realtor.com's Joel Berner discusses the factors behind America's top-ranked housing markets and what other cities can learn from them.

MIT Schwarzman College of Computing Dean Daniel Huttenlocher discusses human responsibility for AI failures, the risks of ‘cognitive surrender’ and how universities are confronting AI use and academic integrity.

CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz discusses a CMS crackdown on $3.4B in suspected medical fraud. He also addresses the rising measles outbreak in Pennsylvania.

The Corcoran Group broker Noble Black analyzes NYC housing bidding wars and record-high $49.8T home values.

Wayback Burgers CEO John Eucalitto joins Stuart Varney on 'Varney & Co.' to celebrate National Cheeseburger Day. Eucalitto explains what defines a 'better burger' and details the concept of a 'smash burger' and pricing.

Stuart Varney and Ashley Webster discuss why Gen Z and millennial travelers are arriving hours early at airports. Ashley Webster highlights a shift toward using credit card perks to access airport lounges for free drinks, meals and Wi-Fi.

Wayback Burgers CEO John Eucalitto discusses the 'better burger,' the impact of rising beef prices and the launch of their new brand, Molte Pizze.

Slate Stone Wealth chief market strategist Kenny Polcari joins Stuart Varney to analyze the technology sector. He breaks down the latest movements in semiconductor, chipmaking and artificial intelligence stocks.

California Post opinion editor Joel Pollak discusses California Attorney General Rob Bonta blocking the Paramount merger and analyzes Governor Gavin Newsom's handling of wildfires.

Former CEO of PIMCO Mohamed El-Erian discusses rising Treasury yields and credit crunch concerns. El-Erian breaks down credit card debt, energy markets and artificial intelligence stocks.

Maye Musk tells Stuart Varney about the business advice her son Elon Musk ignored after selling PayPal. She explains how he went on to start multiple successful companies despite her warning to only focus on one.

Maye Musk joins Stuart Varney to discuss her son Elon Musk's AI ventures, including his Grok platform. She also shares personal family stories, including sleeping in his Starbase garage and her new book on reinvention.

Finance expert Mike Lee and New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman discuss the race and Kathy Hochul's policies, analyzing the Siena University poll and economic measures like the data center moratorium.

Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., on the AI arms race, the Senate stall on the Ratepayer Protection Act and the multi-trillion-dollar cost of proposed government spending plans.

'Mornings with FOX Business' panel reacts to comments from CEO of General Motors Mary Barra about skilled trades. They argue that pursuing blue-collar careers is often more profitable and fulfilling than getting a college degree.

Redfin data reveals Gen Z is ditching New York City in favor of Philadelphia. The panel discusses whether the migration of nearly 30,000 young residents is driven by a search for opportunity or a vote against New York.

FOX Business delivers a breaking news alert as Warren Buffett announces he is stepping down as Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. Host Taylor Riggs and the panel of market experts provide immediate analysis of this landmark transition.

Lieutenant governor of Florida Jay Collins discusses the state's efforts to regulate AI data centers, manage power and water grid costs and implement new artificial intelligence guidelines in classrooms.

UBS Managing Director Jason Katz shares his optimistic stock market outlook, predicting a massive earnings expansion. He analyzes S&P 500 multiples and explains why strong corporate profits will drive stocks higher under the new Fed chair.

Larry Kudlow and Jason Katz discuss the comeback of industrial stocks and AI's role in driving economic growth. Katz explains why strong GDP numbers and full employment signal that the U.S. will likely avoid a recession.