Auto insurance rates continue to skyrocket with no immediate signs of relief
Nevada had the second-most expensive car insurance last year, with an average annual cost of nearly $3,000, according to insurance data.
How the types of employee benefits offered play a critical role in recruiting top talent
Employee benefits are a crucial part of a corporate strategy to recruit top talent and include health care, insurance, paid time off and retirement plans.
Major outdoor clothing company quietly operating liberal dark money group hit with FEC complaint
EXCLUSIVE: Government watchdog group Americans for Public Trust is filing a complaint with the Federal Election Commission to ask for an investigation into Patagonia's political contributions.
Interest costs on US national debt set to exceed defense spending this year
Total interest on the national debt is poised to become the priciest part of the federal budget, outstripping spending on Medicare and Social Security.
JPMorgan Chase, BlackRock drop out of massive UN climate alliance in stunning move
JPMorgan Chase, BlackRock and State Street confirmed they are exiting the world's largest climate alliance which seeks to push investors away from funding the fossil fuel sector.
Most older workers say they face age discrimination in the workplace
The share of older Americans participating in the workforce continues to climb as the population ages, but most of them feel age discrimination against them is common.
Soaring deficits to push publicly held debt to record level in 4 years
The national debt is projected to eclipse a record set in 1946 in four years after surpassing the size of the U.S. economy according to the CBO's latest projection.
Dozen state GOP agriculture commissioners launch probe of US banks over ESG investing: 'It must be stopped'
FIRST ON FOX: A dozen state departments of agriculture are pressuring six of the nation's top banks to reveal information about their net-zero ambitions.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns US driving toward a cliff as debt snowballs
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned Friday that America is headed toward a cliff with its soaring debt, saying it must be addressed before it causes a crisis.
US commercial real estate suffers as telework becomes the new norm
Less commercial real estate space is being occupied due to more companies using telework which is causing downtown areas to suffer financially from fewer patrons.
As Pokémon turns 25, here's what the anniversary could mean for your card collection
The 25th anniversary of Pokémon's U.S. release marks the brand as officially "vintage," which has collectors weighing the value of their cards. Two experts project the future of the global phenomenon.
BlackRock says 'mega forces' like AI, green energy transition are sparking structural economic changes
Massive financial asset manager BlackRock is warning that major forces, like artificial intelligence and green energy, are driving change across the economy.
Top energy lobby group unleashes 8-figure ad campaign in support of US production ahead of 2024 election
The American Petroleum Institute is launching an eight-figure ad blitz to educate voters and policymakers on key energy issues ahead of the 2024 elections.
Republican states unleash effort opposing SEC climate rule creating new type of company
FIRST ON FOX: Nearly two dozen Republican-led states are joining forces to oppose a Biden administration proposal aiming to create a new corporate taxonomy for environmentalists.
US national debt nears $34 trillion; majority of voters say economy is in bad shape
The United States' national debt is quickly approaching $34 trillion, and a majority of the nation's voters say the economy is in bad shape.
Job interview 'coffee cup test' used by corporate executive goes viral: 'Manipulative'
A managing director's 2019 business podcast interview has resurfaced and sparked debate on social media as people learn he disqualifies job seekers if they don't wash their coffee cups.
Fox Business Poll: Trump over 50% support for first time in Iowa
Fox Business polling found that former President Donald Trump is by far the leading GOP presidential candidate among Iowa Republicans
22 states take aim at SEC over climate regulations creating new type of company
FIRST ON FOX: Nearly two dozen state financial officers are calling on the Securities and Exchange Commission to halt regulations impacting U.S. natural resources.
Large deficits, high interest rates making federal debt less sustainable
Federal budget deficits and high interest rates are causing the cost of servicing America's $33 trillion national debt to soar, raising concern about the debt's sustainability.
Tennessee sues BlackRock in first-of-its-kind ESG lawsuit
FIRST ON FOX: Tennessee filed a lawsuit Monday against financial asset manager BlackRock, alleging the firm has violated consumer protection laws by pursuing climate initiatives.