Economy - Page 86

August 12

Stocks soar in response to July inflation report

Council of Economic Advisers chair Stephen Miran joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the July inflation report, how tariffs play into the CPI report, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the BLS and more.

August 11

Back-to-school budgeting strategies for parents: What matters most

Personal finance expert Rachel Cruze discusses back-to-school budgeting on 'Fox & Friends.'

August 11

Financial influencer shares keys to improving your credit score

Financial influencer and entrepreneur Haley Sacks discusses Gen Z's money habits. Read the survey here: https://newsroom.usaa360.com/news/nearly-half-of-gen-z-doesnt-know-what-affects-their-credit-score-according-to-new-usaa-report

August 11

I had to leave California to save my business. Now there’s hope

Veteran trucker describes fleeing California due to AB 5 restrictions and supports Rep. Kiley's legislation to restore independent contractor freedoms across America

August 9

Cuomo calls out NYC mayoral candidate Mamdani over rent-stabilized apartment: 'Move out immediately'

Former governor Andrew Cuomo has criticized mayoral rival Zohran Mamdani for allegedly living in a rent-stabilized apartment while earning a more than six-figure income.

August 9

Vegas tipping drops drastically as visitors say service doesn't match higher costs

Some Las Vegas hospitality workers say their tips are down as much as 50% as tourism dips, prices soar and guests push back on costs and poor service experiences. Here are details.

August 9

Trump caps off 29th week in office with peace deal, celebrating 200th day of second presidency

Trump marks 200th day in office with Apple's $600 billion US investment announcement, new tariffs on India, and Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal negotiations.

August 8

Steve Doocy tours Iowa State Fair with Gov. Reynolds

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds discusses the Iowa State Fair and domestic manufacturing on ‘Fox & Friends.’

August 8

The 78 cent opinion: Why stamp prices surge while mail volume plummets

USPS posted a $6.5 billion loss in 2023 while raising stamp prices from 55 to 78 cents since 2020, even as first-class mail volume drops over 50% since 2001.

August 8

Joy Reid claims Trump's plan is to deport 'Brown people,' then bring them back as 'slave labor'

MSNBC host Joy Reid responded to Trump's comments about farm workers and deportation, alleging the president plans to use immigrants for "nearly slave labor."