The North American economy really is the gold standard: Deloitte CFO Program Global Leader
Deloitte CFO Program Global Leader Sandy Cockrell on the CFO survey about their perceptions of the U.S. economy and the broader global economy.
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Miami trying to get Chicago financial firms to move south
Miami DDA Deputy Director Christina Crespi is attempting to get financial firms in Chicago to ditch the Windy City and go to Miami, Florida.
PREPA CEO rebuilding Puerto Rico
PREPA CEO Jose Ortiz on continued efforts to rebuild Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria in 2017.
You can't just go out and buy bitcoin: Andrew Left
Citron Research founder Andrew Left on Slack, Uber, Revolve Group and the surge in the price in bitcoin.
No one's been tougher on Iran than Donald Trump: Hogan Gidley
White House Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley on mounting U.S. tensions with Iran and FedEx suing the Commerce Department over the ban on shipping Huawei products and Sarah Huckabee Sanders' upcoming departure as the White House Press Secretary.
Hypocrisy in Democrats' calls to repeal SALT deduction cap?
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist on Democrats' calls to repeal the SALT deduction cap despite a report that the wealthy would benefit the most and some billionaires writing to President Trump asking to pay more taxes.
Tickets for US-France World Cup game soar to $11K
FBN's Ashley Webster on the surge in prices for tickets to the Women's World Cup match between the U.S. and host country France.
If Democrats wanted to help, they'd stop the flood of migrants: Varney
FBN's Stuart Varney on some Democrats' opposition to the bill that would provide humanitarian aid at the border.
Toys 'R' Us staging a comeback
Former Toys 'R' Us CEO Gerald Storch on the toy store's plans to open six stores this year just in time for the holidays.
May new home sales down versus April
FBN's Susan Li on the decline in home sales in May compared to the previous month.
June consumer confidence falls short of expectations
FBN's Ashley Webster on the drop in consumer confidence in June.
Bitcoin can be replicated, something better is on the horizon: Peter Morici
Former U.S. International Trade Commission Chief Economist Peter Morici on concerns over the future of bitcoin.
Rep. Walden on robocalls: This is a menace
Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., on co-sponsoring a bill to stop robocalls.
Touring Winnebago's RV the Minnie Winnie
Winnebago Corporate Relations Director Chad Reece on the company's recreational vehicle the Minnie Winnie.
Fellow passenger turns down Cam Newton's offer to switch seats for $1,500
Barstool President David Portnoy on Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton offering a fellow airline passenger $1,500 to switch seats, Somerville Mayor Joe Curtatone suing Barstool, Varney's interview with Pete Rose and the Women's World Cup.
Senate bill would make tech companies disclose how much user data is worth
FBN's Deirdre Bolton on the push for more transparency in how social media company's use consumer data and what it is worth to them.
Bitcoin is a Safe haven, commodity: ThinkMarkets chief market analyst
ThinkMarkets chief market analyst Naeem Aslam on the outlook for bitcoin.
Ford President: Customers want bigger SUVs and trucks
Ford Automotive President Joe Hinrichs on the company's shift toward SUVs and trucks.
Jack Hughes on joining the NJ Devils as the number one draft pick
The number one NHL draft pick Jack Hughes and Hall of Fame goaltender Martin Brodeur on Hughes' career, getting picked by the New Jersey Devils and efforts to grow the sport of hockey.
Marquette University joins more than 1,000 schools that no longer require the SAT, ACT
FBN's Susan Li on the growing number of colleges and universities that no longer require standardized tests as part of the admissions process.