Farmers say pipeline company using 'intimidation' while surveying private lands
South Dakota farmer, Jared Bossly shares how farmers are pushing back against the carbon pipeline on 'The Bottom Line.'
There's still 'prevailing caution from home builders' on consumer sentiment: Jenna Stauffer
Global real estate adviser Jenna Stauffer says housing inventory is still fueling competition in the U.S. market.
AI comes for construction: New tech with 360-degree cameras deployed for first time in New York project
The New York City building utilizes the Buildots AI platform, which captures data via helmet-mounted 360-degree cameras that is then analyzed by AI models.
Buildots AI used for first time in New York City high-rise construction
Buildots CPO and co-founder Aviv Leibovici detailed how the AI technology helps accelate deadlines and improve efficiency in construction.
California port problems piling up amid labor negotiations
Service disruptions at major West Coast ports amid ongoing labor negotiations between the ILWU and PMA have raised concern about supply chain issues hitting the U.S. economy.
China ‘prepping the battlefield’ after Microsoft warns of cyber attacks on US infrastructure: Expert
China's attempted cyber attack on U.S. infrastructure data can "tell us everything" about where conflict tensions stand between the nations, Jonathan D.T. Ward explains.
It's 'imperative' for the US to 'protect our own interests' from China: Rep. Wesley Hunt
Rep. Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, on banning any Chinese purchase of U.S. farmland and the 2024 presidential campaign outlook.
House Republicans fear Biden’s executive order boosting labor unions will increase construction costs
Republicans are concerned Biden's executive order boosting labor unions may increase construction costs for federal projects
ExxonMobil unleashing 'much needed' affordable energy with industry’s biggest refinery expansion in 10 years
ExxonMobil Senior Vice President of Global Operations Janet Matsushita says the oil producer's new expansion project is providing the economy with "much needed" affordable energy.
US housing market 'not operating on all cylinders' yet: Jerry Howard
National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard breaks down April's housing market index, which showed new home starts rose slightly.
New York exodus to ‘pro-business’ Florida is a hot trend that won't simmer down: expert
Sotheby's International Realty's Jenna Stauffer argues people are moving to Florida for better "quality of life," and is a post-pandemic trend that's likely to continue long-term.
Homebuyers ditching NY for FL 'is going to continue': Jenna Stauffer
Sotheby's International Realty associate Jenna Stauffer provides a market forecast amid low construction, banking fears and migration trends.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin: Virginia is the best place to build a business
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin discusses LEGO's Virginia facility, protecting farmland from China, state Democrats siding with Big Tech, and his upcoming visit to Asia.
7-Eleven aims for one of largest retailer electric vehicle charging networks in North America
7-Eleven, Inc. announced its new proprietary electric vehicle charging network on Friday stores across North America, as well as a related app. Some states already have sites.
US should be 'very concerned' about national security, energy, food supply: Rep. Feenstra
Rep. Randy Feenstra, R-Iowa, explains why China is the greatest geopolitical threat to America's national and economic well-being.
House Republicans propose major energy and permitting reform package
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Majority Leader Steve Scalise unveiled Republicans' new energy and permitting reform package in an appearance on Fox Business Network's "Kudlow."
Fuel prices, labor pose a challenge for the supply chain: Dave Clark
Flexport CEO Dave Clark discusses the global supply chain challenges, the return to normalcy and future goals.
California bullet train boondoggle faces cost increases and potential delays
California's long-planned high-speed rail project has been set back with cost increases and delays, a new report from the California High-Speed Rail Authority said.
US being 'nice' to China is 'not going to work on its own': Rep. Dusty Johnson
Rep. Dusty Johnson, R- S.D., joins 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' to discuss the growing aggression by the Chinese, their purchasing of U.S. farmland and his push to ban them from further purchases.
Lowe's Foundation invests $50M to address 'critical' tradespeople worker shortage
The Lowe's Foundation has committed to donating $50 million over the next five years to combat a shortage of people going into skilled trades careers.