The American Dream not as bright as it once was?
Carlyle Group Co-CEO David Rubenstein on investing, Obamacare, his philanthropy and the future of the American Dream.
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Can Trump, Clinton end the gridlock in Washington?
Carlyle Group Co-CEO David Rubenstein on the 2016 presidential race, Federal Reserve and the negative perceptions of bankers.
Labor Secretary Perez breaks down the August jobs report
U.S. Labor Secretary Thomas Perez on the August job report, wage growth and the U.S. economy.
Jesse Jackson: America Needs to Commit to Rebuilding Inner Cities' Infrastructure
Shooting deaths in Chicago so far this year have surpassed last year’s total number, while the month of August proved to be the most violent month in the city in about the last 20 years.
AIG Looks to Rebrand SunAmerica to Rebuff Icahn's Break-Up Push
As insurance giant American International Group (NYSE:AIG) continues to downsize after its near collapse during the 2008 financial crisis, the FOX Business Network has learned at least one section of the financial services giant appears safe from a potential sale: The company’s SunAmerica mutual fund unit.
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Fed's Lacker: U.S. Economy Could Need Much Higher Rates
The U.S. economy appears strong enough to warrant significantly higher interest rates, Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Jeffrey Lacker said on Friday.
Carlyle's Rubenstein Sees a Rate Hike Later Rather Than Sooner
With the economy creeping along, the question remains: what will the Federal Reserve do as far as interest rates are concerned?
Report: Mylan tied exec pay to aggressive profit targets
Acorda Therapeutics CEO Dr. Ron Cohen on reports that Mylan tied executive pay to aggressive profit targets.
The billionaire battle between Mark Cuban, Donald Trump
FBN's Charlie Gasparino reports on the feud between Donald Trump and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.
Cuban Ramps up Attack on Trump as Battle of 'Billionaire Blowhards' Continues
Mark Cuban on Thursday unleashed another torrent of insults directed at Donald Trump, attacking the GOP presidential nominee over his business record and his various legal imbroglios, the FOX Business Network has learned.
EU Targets Silicon Valley, Ends Up in Crazy Town
We’re witnessing the birth of a new kind of government bureaucracy that just wants to make up the rules as it goes.
Explosion Rocks SpaceX Launch Site in Florida During Test
An explosion rocked a SpaceX launch site Thursday during a routine rocket test.
How Do These Executives Live On $1 A Year Salaries?
What do wealthy executives Larry Ellison, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page and Sergey Brin all have in common? They all received the paltry salary of $1 last year.
Apple CEO Says EU Tax Ruling 'Total Political Crap'
The European Union's imposition of a $14.5 billion back tax bill on Apple is "total political crap", Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a newspaper interview.
McDonald's USA President Retires
McDonald's said Wednesday that retiring U.S. President Mike Andres would be succeeded by company executive Chris Kempczinski, effective Jan. 1.
Musk Faces Cash Squeeze At Firms Slated to Merge
Two pillars of Elon Musk's empire are facing financial crunches as the entrepreneur seeks to combine the two companies through a controversial acquisition.
Apple CEO Expects to Repatriate Billions of Dollars
Apple expects to repatriate billions of dollars of global profits to the United States next year, Chief Executive Tim Cook said in a radio interview.
This CEO Just Made a Huge Commitment to Pediatric Health
Today the CEO of department store Big Lots announced a $50 million donation to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, one of America's leading pediatric hospitals.
College Football Legend Spurrier: Kaepernick Has A Right To Express His Opinion
College football legend Steve Spurrier might be out of the coaching spotlight, but he’s still making calls on his career. He joined the FOX Business Network’s Stuart Varney to discuss his new book, Colin Kaepernick and Tim Tebow.
Secretary Lew Criticizes EU Decision to Issue Apple $14.5B Tax Bill
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew took the European Union to task Wednesday for its decision to levy a $14.5 billion tax bill on tech firm Apple Inc. on Tuesday, saying the move amounted to a swipe at the U.S. tax base.
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