Austan Goolsbee: Economy could see 'blockbuster year' pending severity of omicron
Economics professor Austan Goolsbee explains how the severity of omicron will likely dictate economic growth in 2022 during 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Facebook mandates COVID boosters, delays office return
Facebook becomes one of the first big tech companies to layout a COVID-19 booster policy.
3,000 United employees are COVID positive, airline trims flights
United has canceled 149 flights and delayed 42, according to tracking website FlightAware as of Tuesday.
Vaccine mandate firings cascade as employers face toughest labor market in years
More workers are set to be fired from several companies this month over vaccine mandates.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom outlaws price gouging on at-home COVID-19 tests
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order intended to clamp down on price gouging of at-home COVID-19 test kits.
Biden administration to require insurers to pay for eight COVID-19 tests per month
The White House said private health insurers will be required to pay for up to eight COVID-19 tests per person per month, while Americans can expect to be able to order free tests purchased by the government later this month.
Pfizer says Omicron-specific vaccine to be ready by March
Pfizer is confident it can deliver a vaccine that specifically targets omicron by March.
Supreme Court should look to CES before ruling on Biden vaccine mandate
What the Supreme Court can learn from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Americans' inflation expectations soar to new high as consumer prices surge
Americans' inflation fears accelerated again in November, climbing for the 13th consecutive month to a new record high, according to a key Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey published Monday.
Billionaire supermarket CEO warns of potential meat, egg shortage as omicron disrupts US supply chain
Billionaire Gristedes CEO John Catsimatidis told "Fox & Friends First" that labor shortages and gas price hikes are to blame for the potential supply chain crisis.
Virgin Australia to cut capacity by 25% as COVID-19 cases rise
Virgin Australia said on Monday it would reduce capacity across its network by around 25% for the rest of January and for February due to reduced travel demand and staff being required to isolate as COVID-19 case numbers rise in Australia.
Omicron poses a conundrum: Stay home or work sick?
Millions of American workers must decide between their health and a paycheck because they don't get paid sick days.
Arizona CEO's answer to 'Great Resignation' is offering $5K bonuses for new hires to quit
An Arizona CEO is offering a $5,000 bonus for new hires to quit after just two weeks into their new jobs as part of a unique approach to staff retention as a "great resignation" sweeps the American workforce.
Israel McDonald's kiosk denies service to people without valid Green Pass
The Green Pass is a health certificate used to identify people who have a COVID-19 vaccine or have recovered from a previous infection.
CES gadget show turnout falls more than 70% thanks to COVID
Attendance at the CES gadget show in Las Vegas fell more than 70% compared to its previous in-person event two years ago, its organizer said Saturday.
Quebec to require vaccination to buy alcohol, cannabis from some stores: unvaccinated should 'stay home'
The restriction will not go into effect until all residents have had a chance to receive a booster shot, with eligibility to the general public expected as of Jan. 17.
Chicago Public Schools closed despite receiving nearly $2.8B in federal COVID funding
The Chicago Public Schools system is projected to receive nearly $2.8 billion in federal coronavirus aid intended to help schools reopen, but they are closed to start off the new year.
Colorado fire victims face high building costs exceeding insurance coverage
Insurance may not cover all of a rebuild, and labor shortages may make it difficult for fire victims in Colorado to quickly rebuild.
Microschools gain popularity as omicron keep schools closed
Micro schools are the latest schooling alternative to take off as more teachers and parents are becoming fed up with schools keeping their classrooms closed and students falling behind.
Omicron surge prompts Alaska Airlines to trim January flight schedule
The industry has been struggling in recent weeks due to a high number of employees calling off sick with COVID-19 or being forced to isolate after getting in close contact with someone with the virus.