Bernie Sanders' 32-hour workweek plan could make life 'more unaffordable,' Club for Growth president warns
Bernie Sanders' 32-hour workweek proposal ties AI productivity gains to shorter hours, but critics say it could cost American workers jobs and benefits.
Brooke Rollins blasts Bernie Sanders' 32-hour workweek: 'We believe in the dignity of work'
FOX Business' Darren Botelho and Club for Growth President David McIntosh break down Sen. Bernie Sanders' renewed push for a 32-hour workweek, warning the proposal could raise costs and hurt American workers.
Could AI make a 32-hour workweek possible? David McIntosh weighs in
Club for Growth President David McIntosh joins ‘Varney & Co.’ to discuss AI and the possibility of a 32-hour workweek and addresses concerns about Republicans losing the House.
The 10 fastest-growing jobs in America over the next decade
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects nurse practitioners as the fastest-growing job through 2035, with 41% growth amid rising healthcare demand.
Campbell's cuts 13% of salaried workforce, closes plants as part of turnaround effort
Campbell's CEO Mick Beekhuizen calls results "unacceptable" as the company slashes 13% of salaried workers and targets $500 million in savings.
Job growth rebounded in August with solid gains
The Labor Department released the August 2026 jobs report on Friday, with Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing solid job gains last month.
Goldman Sachs exec touts Dallas' 'really bright future' as new campus takes shape
Ericka Leslie says Goldman Sachs sees Dallas as a growth opportunity, citing vibrant talent pools along the Katy Trail and the Texas Stock Exchange.
Uber to cut thousands of jobs in sweeping restructuring effort
The ride-hailing giant's CEO said Uber is cutting management layers, consolidating teams and requiring most remote workers to relocate to key office hubs.
Lowe's CEO says skilled trades can offer six-figure careers without 4-year degree
Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison unveils a coalition with NVIDIA, Bank of America and GM aiming to create one million skilled trades jobs by 2035.
Private sector added 38,000 jobs in August, below expectations, ADP says
The figure reported on Wednesday is below economists’ estimates of an increase of 48,000 jobs. The prior month's reading was revised higher to 46,000.
Lowe's launches major effort to help close America's skilled trades gap
Lowe's Foundation launched a coalition with Nvidia, General Motors and over 75 partners to train and certify 1 million skilled tradespeople by 2035.
What Warsh's Jackson Hole speech signals about where interest rates are headed
Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole Symposium keynote signals the Federal Reserve is prepared to raise rates if PCE inflation fails to reach its 2% target.
Warsh says Fed's main focus should be on prices with central bank's rate policy in focus
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Friday will deliver his first keynote at the annual Jackson Hole monetary policy conference against a backdrop of economic uncertainty.
Bill Gates outlines the stakes of the AI era: 'Greatest equalizer... or worst source of injustice'
Bill Gates says AI will cause "one of the most turbulent times in human history" and suggests reserving certain jobs for humans to ease the transition.
Companies view Florida as ‘land of opportunity’ after Mamdani Times Square billboard, Chamber CEO says
Florida Chamber of Commerce CEO Mark Wilson speaks exclusively to Fox News Digital about the reaction and surge in interest for moving more people and companies to the Sunshine State following the launch of its ‘Free Enterprise’ campaign.
Disney offers voluntary early retirement packages to longtime executives amid restructuring push
Disney's voluntary early retirement offer targets U.S.-based executives with at least 10 years of service ahead of broader involuntary staff reductions.
Starbucks lays off over 200 corporate workers as turnaround strategy moves forward
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's restructuring cuts over 200 jobs, with 120 tied to workers who declined relocating to a new $100 million Nashville office.
Young male labor participation has dropped sharply since 2000
American Operator founder and CEO Will Fry discusses the decline in male Gen Z labor force participation and the rise of young entrepreneurship in America on 'The Bottom Line.'
Maker of ice cream sold at grocery stores nationwide files for bankruptcy as it appeals $23.8M judgment
Rebel Creamery reported $13.78 million in assets and $23.85 million in liabilities as it appeals a $23.785 million Van Leeuwen judgment.
Roughly 23 million Americans trapped in jobs they want to leave over one costly fear
A growing number of Americans are staying in unwanted jobs to keep their health coverage as medical debt and rising costs squeeze household finances.