The consumer is going backwards: Former Toys 'R' Us CEO
Storch Advisors CEO Gerald Storch assesses the state of the consumer amid the rise in credit card delinquencies and buy now pay later. He also discusses which retailers will thrive in the current environment.
There won't be 'anything moving' in Congress until border action: Rep. Michael Waltz
Rep. Michael Waltz, R-Fla., predicts further attacks from Iran and argues America's 'most powerful weapon' is the economy.
Scottie Scheffler wins Masters for 2nd time: How much money did he take home?
Scottie Scheffler picked up the second win of his career at Augusta National on Sunday. He also padded his wallet with a nice payday.
US is 'not as prepared' as we should be amid Israel-Iran conflict: Arnold Punaro
Retired two-star Marine Corps Gen. Arnold Punaro analyzes ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the importance of defense deterrence.
X platform's brand safety score for advertisers hurt by error
Elon Musk's X is setting the record straight about an erroneous brand safety score used by major advertising firms that the company says hurt its business before it was corrected.
EV revolution is happening ‘too soon and too fast’: Bob Lutz
Former Chrysler CEO and Chairman Bob Nardelli and Big Three executive Bob Lutz spoke with Fox News Digital about automotive industry implications of a forced transition to electric cars.
More CVS pharmacies join movement to unionize
Two more CVS pharmacies are filing to unionize with The Pharmacy Guild to fight for better conditions just weeks after a Las Vegas pharmacy made history as the first to do so.
Why is the Fed determined to cut rates if everything is so good?
Hilltower Resource Advisors CEO and chief market strategist Tracy Shuchart explains why investors are loading up gold on 'Making Money.'
St. Louis downtown trapped in 'doom loop,' marred by empty offices, break-ins and store closings: Report
A new report revealed that the once busy downtown area of St. Louis, Missouri is closing many stores, leaving buildings crumbling and vacant for potential squatters.
Can buy now, pay later hurt your credit score?
A common repayment plan allows you to split the cost of the product into four interest-free biweekly payments, with the first payment due at checkout or may be due in two weeks.
McDonald’s franchisee owner Scott Rodrick says staff layoffs are the ‘last thing’ he is considering
California McDonald’s franchisee Scott Rodrick joins ‘Varney & Co.’ to discuss California’s highly controversial $20 minimum wage hike.
Auto insurance premiums are skyrocketing. What's to blame?
Inflation accelerated more than expected in March, and an unsuspecting culprit may be to blame: auto insurance premiums, which are up 22% since last year.
Masters neighbor refuses to sell home despite millions in offers from Augusta golf club
The Masters is underway at Augusta National after players took to the green Thursday, but there is another competition near the prestigious club — a land grab.
Ford recalls nearly 43,000 vehicles over fuel leaks that increase fire risk
Ford has issued a recall notice covering nearly 43,000 SUVs over concerns a fuel leak could increase the risk of an engine fire in the vehicles.
The US needs permitting reform: Sen. Kevin Cramer
Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., discusses President Biden's climate crusade on U.S. vehicles on 'Kudlow.'
China is going to compete with Boeing on a global level: Craig Fuller
FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller discusses whether the U.S. is facing a transportation crisis and addresses Boeing's problems on 'Making Money.'
Some San Francisco trains using '80s-era floppy disks for operations
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, which runs the city's Muni Metro, says it still uses floppy disks to run the trains, as it has since 1998.
Rite Aid to close 53 more stores amid bankruptcy proceedings
Retail pharmacy chain Rite Aid has announced the closure of dozens of more stores in court filings, according to reports. The stores are in nine states.
Law firm accuses FAA of trying to ‘racially balance’ staff with tricky hiring practices: William Trachman
Mountain States Legal Foundation attorney William Trachman breaks down the firm's latest lawsuit against the FAA over alleged racially based hiring practices.
Hybrid vehicle sales revving up as EV demand sputters
American consumers concerned about emissions are opting for hybrid vehicles as a green alternative to all-electric, and the trend is expected to continue in 2024.