Markets have been 'slightly divorced' from what's going on on the macro side: Laila Maidan
Business Insider investing correspondent Laila Maidan discusses the market rally ahead of the Fed's highly anticipated rate decision and why some investors are concerned over a potential Harris presidency.
Sam's Club boosting pay for workers
Sam's Club is increasing wages for its frontline workers in an effort to retain staff. This announcement comes ahead of the busy holiday shopping season.
Economists agree that headline inflation 'is higher' than the Fed thinks
Former Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President and CEO Thomas Hoenig and MacroMavens' Stephanie Pomboy look ahead to the Federal Reserve's rate decision.
Federal Reserve kicks off highly anticipated meeting with interest rate cuts on the docket
Interest rate cuts are top of mind for markets as the Federal Reserve's two-day September policy meeting begins Tuesday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell recently signaled cuts are coming.
'Softening' job market creates 'skiddish' consumers unable to pay their debts: Liz Peek
Fox News contributor Liz Peek discusses the inflation Americans continue to battle in the Biden-Harris economy on 'The Evening Edit.'
Boeing's CFO says business 'in difficult position': Read memo to employees
Boeing's CFO delivered a sobering update to employees as the machinist strike rages on threatening the near-term future of the plane maker's financial position.
Christmas in September: Here's why retailers are already pulling out the holiday-themed goods
Retailers are feeling the pressure to bring out holiday merchandise even earlier than before. The presidential election and shorter holiday shopping period is driving this.
Home Depot to pay nearly $2M penalty for allegedly overcharging customers
Home Depot is being ordered to pay a fine to settle claims that it was charging customers more than advertised for some products. It's called a "scanner violation."
US markets starting to see a path towards 'economic resilience': Gerard Cassidy
RBC Capital Markets managing director Gerard Cassidy details the beginning of a rate cute 'cycle' and a 'slow' return from inflationary pressures.
Chinese state media always tars US democracy: Gordon Chang
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses Chinese social media pushing conspiracy theories after a second Trump assassination attempt and Chinese stocks being at risk after economic losses.
Two major inflation metrics are 'moving in the wrong direction': Phil Orlando
Federated Hermes chief equity market strategist Phil Orlando breaks down the three likely rate cuts from the Federal Reserve this year, and what it means for the macroeconomy.
Lyft unveils feature to help riders avoid surge pricing
Rideshare giant Lyft launched a feature to curb surge pricing for commuters. Both Lyft and Uber are aiming to boost driver supply to lower surge pricing.
Car affordability concerns won’t go away anytime soon, data shows
Affording to buy or own a vehicle has become more difficult in the U.S. in recent years, and costs are set to go higher, which could give many consumers more sticker shock.
Jake Paul says he'll put Tyson 'to sleep' in November fight: 'I'm the new king of the block'
Professional boxer Jake Paul previews his fight with boxing legend Mike Tyson and talks about his sports gaming app with co-founder Joey Levy on 'The Claman Countdown.'
'Barron's Roundtable': Where to invest ahead of Federal Reserve meeting next week
'Barron's Roundtable' panelists offer different market maneuvers as homebuyers look ahead for relief.
Robert Kaplan: Fed is ‘a meeting or two late’ in starting the rate cutting process
Goldman Sachs vice chairman Robert Kaplan gives his take on the Federal Reserve’s campaign to combat inflation on ‘Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street.’
Inaction from Biden labor department is a ‘cause for alarm’: EJ Antoni
Heritage Foundation public finance economist EJ Antoni breaks down the Biden administration's economic policies and evaluates Vice President Harris’ campaign proposals on ‘The Bottom Line.’
Boar's Head discontinues product, closes facility linked to listeria outbreak 'indefinitely'
Boar's Head on Friday announced that it is "indefinitely" closing the Virginia manufacturing plant that has been linked to a deadly listeria outbreak.
Aldi hiring over 13K workers nationwide, raising pay
Aldi is already boosting its hiring for the holiday season with plans to hire over 13,000 store and warehouse workers. It also will boost starting pay.
Trump’s tax plan will make ‘everything more affordable’: Brian Wesbury
First Trust Advisors LP chief economist Brian Wesbury breaks down Donald Trump’s plan to end taxes on overtime pay and its expected impact on the U.S. economy.