Making Money

American cities are being run into the ground by Democratic leadership amid increasing violence, offering a glimpse of what would happen in the U.S. under socialism, Fox News host Sean Hannity told Fox Business Network's “Making Money with Charles Payne.”

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For these “squeegee kids,” every idling windshield is an opportunity - to make a little cash, and to find work that doesn’t involve the drugs or gang violence that plagues much of the city.

The stock market offers more variety to investors than is visible at first glance.

Nearly 40 percent of American’s say they have pushed their plastic to the limit from big purchases.

It's "ironic" that the "$54 billion man will do his best to fight combat inequality," said Stuart Varney.

Investors gobbled up Chipotle shares in 2019.

Streaming sites account for 80 percent of all recorded music consumption.

Don't count out Los Angeles, New York City or even Spokane, Washington.

“We’ve had patients say, ‘I can’t afford it,’ or ‘I don’t want to sacrifice my granddaughter’s education,’” Mayo Clinic cardiologist Martha Grogan said.

Participants who had just been asked about their work at the bank showed evidence of cheating, while other bank employees, who hadn’t been asked about their work, did not.

'It will not be easy,' said Denny Hamlin.

Multiple Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is set to perform in Shanghai next month as a censorship battle between the United States and China seemingly persists targeting the NBA and the satirical adult cartoon show South Park.

In Southern California, the blaze on the west side of Los Angeles erupted before dawn Monday and roared up slopes into wealthy neighborhoods.

Eric Tse woke up on Wednesday morning a billionaire after his parents gifted him 2.7 billion shares in their company.

Batman's arch enemy is having the last laugh at the box office

The cuts may affect about 2,000 employees, or 16 percent of the company's workforce, Bloomberg has reported.

Reality television stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, known for opening their home to America, have scored quite the legal victory.