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Macron side-by-side with Xi sends 'very bad' message to rest of world: Tarlov

April 12, 2023

Macron side-by-side with Xi sends 'very bad' message to rest of world: Tarlov

'Special Report' panelists discuss French President Macron meeting with China's President Xi, the investigation into the Pentagon leaks and more.

Ashley Nunes: Biden’s green agenda makes economic mobility harder for Americans

April 8, 2023

Ashley Nunes: Biden’s green agenda makes economic mobility harder for Americans

Harvard Law researcher Ashley Nunes reacts to Biden’s push for electric vehicles amid China’s expansion of coal production on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’

Agave farmers warn consumers of potential tequila shortage

March 23, 2023

Agave farmers warn consumers of potential tequila shortage

Qui Tequila co-founder Pete Girgis joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss what could lead to a shortage and how growing demand has impacted the supply.

Millennials piling up debt, missing credit card payments: Report

March 2, 2023

Millennials piling up debt, missing credit card payments: Report

'Gutfeld!' co-host Kat Timpf and Fox Business senior correspondent Charlie Gasparino weigh in on why millennials are spending like 'drunken sailors' on 'Your World with Neil Cavuto.'

California gas prices drive restauranteurs to brink of closing as needed relief may be on the way

February 27, 2023

California gas prices drive restauranteurs to brink of closing as needed relief may be on the way

California gas companies announced some relief on astronomical prices as many restauranteurs face hard decisions to raise prices or close shop.

Citrus farmer warns of crises facing industry as orange juice prices rise

February 6, 2023

Citrus farmer warns of crises facing industry as orange juice prices rise

Florida citrus farmer Archie Ritch explains 'tough breaks' have hit the industry as weather, disease and increasing housing developments cut into citrus crop production.

Dave Dodson: U.S. economy going through a soft landing

January 28, 2023

Dave Dodson: U.S. economy going through a soft landing

Stanford School of Business Professor Dave Dodson discusses economic mixed signals from tech layoffs and consumer resilience on ‘Your World.’

Egg products seized at the southern border as US costs continue to rise

January 20, 2023

Egg products seized at the southern border as US costs continue to rise

California small business owner Anthony Gaggo on how the surge in egg prices has affected local businesses.

Tulsa bagel shop owner on how rising egg prices have affected his business

January 13, 2023

Tulsa bagel shop owner on how rising egg prices have affected his business

New York Bagel Cafe owner Joe Trizza on how he is handling rising costs

The success behind Alabama's Red Land Cotton

January 11, 2023

The success behind Alabama's Red Land Cotton

Red Land Cotton Co-Founder Mark Yeager and his daughter and co-founder Anna Brakefield on how their company revitalized the cotton industry