Trump has made message ‘clear’ that he’s ‘putting business first’: TaChelle Lawson
Small business owner TaChelle Lawson, RedBalloon CEO Andrew Crapuchettes and PublicSquare CEO Michael Seifert speak to Fox News Digital about why Main Street is optimistic under the second Trump administration.
DOGE cuts drive layoffs in March to highest level since pandemic
U.S. employers announced the third-most monthly layoffs on record in March, as Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) continued its efforts to cut the federal workforce.
CEO gives 'kudos' to Trump for playing 'long game' on tariffs: 'It will bring manufacturing back'
Zekelman Industries Chairman & CEO Barry Zekelman weighs in on President Donald Trump's tariff announcement and discusses the impact of foreign imports on critical domestic industries.
Tariffs 'saved a lot of jobs' in steel industry, Indiana steelworker says
Indiana steelworker Matt Novak and Michigan autoworker James Benson Jr. weigh in on what President Donald Trump's tariffs mean for their industries on 'The Evening Edit.'
Private sector added 155K jobs in March, above expectations, ADP says
The figure reported on Wednesday is above economists’ estimates of 115,000 jobs and also more than the prior month’s upwardly revised reading of 84,000.
Celebrity ‘side hustles’ are capitalism at its ‘finest’: Business owner
TexasTribe founder Cage Sawyers and FOX Business correspondent Madison Alworth discuss celebrities launching their own brands on ‘Varney & Co.’
British Steel warns of 2,700 job losses from blast furnace closures
The struggling British Steel said it could close its blast furnaces as soon as June with the potential loss of up to 2,700 jobs due in part to tariffs and environmental costs.
Job applications by federal workers surge at agencies targeted by DOGE
DOGE's cost-cutting push has spurred a surge in job searches by federal workers at agencies that are under the microscope, a report by the Indeed Hiring Lab found.
The country needs more electricity — and more electricians
Across the country, where Microsoft has invested billions of dollars in infrastructure construction, we’ve hired many thousands of electricians. But it’s not enough.
Consumers' short-term economic expectations fall to lowest level in 12 years, trigger recession warning
The Conference Board's consumer confidence report for March showed deeper than expected declines, with consumers' short-term expectations dipping to the lowest level in 12 years.
23andMe bankruptcy: Will your private data be protected?
23andMe filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and is seeking a new owner. Fox Business looks into what that means for a customer's account and private data.
23andMe files for bankruptcy as California AG urges customers to delete data
23andMe has filed for bankruptcy, and an attorney general in California is reminding customers that they have a right to request the company delete their data.
Small Business Administration to cut about 2,700 jobs as part of restructuring
The Small Business Administration announced it will cut about 2,700 jobs, which comprises about 43% of its workforce, as it seeks to return to pre-pandemic staffing levels.
Century Aluminum to build nation's first new aluminum smelter in half-century
Century Aluminum CEO Jesse Gary breaks down the national and economic impact from President Trump's tariff policies, how it affects his business and the building of a new smelter.
Economist rips 'clowns' at Federal Reserve over higher prices
Unleash Prosperity senior fellow EJ Antoni weighs in on the Federal Reserve rate decision, stagflation concerns and bloat in the labor market.
Federal Reserve leaves key interest rate unchanged amid uncertainty over economy, inflation
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced that it will leave a key interest rate unchanged for the second consecutive meeting amid persistent inflation and uncertainty about the economy.
How many rate cuts does the market expect this year?
Federal Reserve policymakers are meeting for the second time this year, with markets overwhelmingly expecting them to leave rates unchanged in March, though cuts could be coming soon.
Retailer Forever 21 files for bankruptcy for second time in 6 years
The U.S. company operating Forever 21 has filed for bankruptcy, marking the second time in six years for the retailer with 350 stores remaining nationwide.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says remote work 'doesn't work in our business'
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon defended his stance against remote work to a group of college students, saying that telework "doesn't work in our business."
Shift in older Americans to blue collar jobs 'more necessity than boom,' Charles Payne says
'The Big Money Show' co-hosts weigh in on the shift to blue collar jobs and side hustles among older Americans.