Bulls & Bears

Jimmy Haber, CEO of BLT Restaurant Group, offered a preview on “Varney & Co.” of what people can expect from the cannabis lounges that he plans to open in New York City.

The 325-year-old city was born after Huguenots fled France in the 1600s to avoid religious persecution.

White House economic council director Larry Kudlow admitted "China has a serious, serious public health problem," but insisted the U.S. wants to "help them work through it."

These souped-up doomsday pads are "highly engineered" to "outlast great castles of Europe," said Survival Condo owner Larry Hall.

Although agriculture has been getting the most attention, these other three sectors will benefit from China deal, USDA trade adviser Tom Kehoe said.

U.S. Secretary of Labor Eugene Scalia shares his perspective on the latest jobs report.

America is experiencing a "terrific economy" and "it's not over yet" says Kudlow.

"Generally speaking, states that spend less -- especially on income transfer programs -- and states that tax less -- particularly on productive activities such as working or investing -- experience higher growth rates than states that tax and spend more," the report reads.

Pastor Mike Servello discusses founding his non-profit that helps feed his New York community.

Mayor Pro Tem Michele Fiore says a new ordinance banning sleeping on the street is not criminalizing homelessness.

Austin Mayor Steve Adler explains the reasoning behind the city choosing to legalize camping, sitting and lying in public spaces.

Google Maps' speed traps reporting feature notes the location of police officers, but some law enforcement is arguing it makes them vulnerable for possible attacks from gangs or terrorists.

The "Bulls and Bears" panel explore the positives and negatives of using F.I.R.E. as an early means of retirement.

"We think everyone should be rich and be a millionaire, but we also think that millionaires and billionaires should pay taxes at the same rate that working Americans do," Morris Pearl, 'Patriotic Millionaires' Chair, said.

Fluffy friends can't hail a taxi themselves, but at least they can come along for the ride with "Uber Pets" -- a new offering from the ride-share service.

The FOX Business 'Bulls and Bears' panel discuss the University of California's possible decision to get rid off the SAT.

Rep. John Delaney (D-MD) provides his take on the U.S.-China trade war and how it's affecting the American farmer.

Executives from newspapers say Facebook and Google are really to blame for their decline.

Staff Sergeant Johnny "Joey" Jones discusses why he supports Trump's diversion of $3.6 billion from the military to build the border wall.

The New York Times ended its sponsorship of the Oil & Money conference -- was the media organization caving to activist pressure or was it a business decision?