Biden to release 1M barrels of gas from reserve to lower prices
The Biden Administration plans to release 1M barrels of gas from reserves amid climbing gas prices. The action hoped to combat inflation, comes just in time before million take to the roads for Memorial Day Weekend.
Thompson Center revamp: Google partners with original architects to preserve legacy
Google has maintained an office in Chicago, and the company is now investing $280 million in revitalizing the Thompson Center.
Poll: Over half of voters feel financially strained compared to 4 years ago
It's Tax Day, and you can expect a bit more back from the IRS this year. The agency says average refunds are up five percent. But a Fox News poll shows more than half of voters say they’re financially worse off now than they were four years ago.
Examining the economic impact of the Baltimore bridge collapse
Phil Flynn from The PRICE Futures Group breaks down the economic impact of the Baltimore bridge collapsing into the Patapsco River.
US jobs report expected to impact inflation
A newly released job report is expected to affect inflation.
How to use interest rates to make money for you
Consumers have amassed a record amount of debt in 2023. Is this a sign of a weakening economy? Steve Noviello breaks it down.
Layoffs loom large over US jobs report
These gains on Wall Street were capped by stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs numbers for January. Hiring accelerated, but layoffs in the private sector surged.
What to do if you've been laid off
Here are some tips on what to do after you've been laid off.
Federal reserve leaves interest rates alone
Customers, businesses, and the markets will have to wait until late spring or early summer for a drop in interest rates. Cuts would reduce the sting in everything from mortgage rates to credit cards to car loans.
Americans living paycheck to paycheck
More than half of Americans said they would not be able to afford a $1,000 emergency expense, according to a recent survey. Economic analyst Mark Hamrick has some tips on how to build up an emergency savings account.
What is 'loud budgeting' and what does it mean?
We've all seen the social media videos, unboxing a new phone or a pair of shoes. A new online trend is showing off all those great things people did not buy.
Janet Yellen gives remarks on economic indicators in Chicago
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen was in the Windy City for an event hosted by the Economic Club of Chicago on Thursday.
Mayor Johnson touts Chicago's economic headway at summit
Mayor Brandon Johnson praised Chicago's economic progress during an event Wednesday.
Government mandate critics say innovation, not regulation, could help build green economy
As the fight against global warming heats up, some critics of government mandates say innovation, not regulation, is the right way to build a green economy. Eben Brown has more in this edition of our "FOX on Tech" series.
White House makes prediction heading into new year
The day after Christmas is traditionally one of the busiest shopping days of the year. But this year, economists expect it could be even busier.
Holiday spending and 2024 economic outlook
Millions of Americans are heading out to the stores and many are looking to exchange gifts or take advantage of the deals. Now, the White House is weighing in on what consumers can expect for the U.S. economy as we head into 2024.
Free career, job search advice to those who call a hotline
The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits rose slightly last week.
Inflation on the decline for 21 straight months ahead of the holidays
The White House says this year's Thanksgiving dinner and holiday travel should cost you less. Grocery inflation is at its lowest level in over two years, but some people just aren't feeling the relief saying money is tight.
Government offering more free COVID-19 tests for home delivery through the mail
The new release of free COVID-19 nasal swab tests comes ahead of the first winter since the pandemic started that insurers are no longer required to cover the cost of them.
Economy grows despite higher prices | What this means
A new government report out this week shows the economy is growing at a rate faster than it has been in years. But, it's not necessarily a good thing for many Americans.