Today's latest breaking news about business and finance including tech, industry, crypto, and the stock market.
Texas leads massive corporate relocation wave while California hemorrhages businesses in stunning reversal that proves America First policies work.
After years of crushing Bidenflation that made homeownership a distant dream for millions of Americans, mortgage rates have finally dropped below 6% under President Trump's second term.
While Warner Bros. Discovery backs Paramount Skydance's 'superior' bid, Netflix is reportedly working Washington insiders to secure the massive media deal.
CNBC's Sara Eisen couldn't hide the truth anymore - admitting on 'The View' that Wall Street is thriving under President Trump with 'upbeat sentiment from companies' everywhere.
Former Trump official Joe Grogan praises federal investigation into Microsoft, citing the tech giant's troubling record on China cooperation and European censorship compliance.
A federal court has ruled that Elon Musk's Tesla must defend itself against explosive allegations that the company systematically favored foreign H-1B workers over Americans while laying off thousands of U.S. employees.
A federal judge greenlit a bombshell class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk's Tesla, alleging the company systematically favored foreign H-1B visa holders over American engineers while firing over 6,000 U.S. workers.
Republican state leaders are fighting back against Big Tech consolidation, urging Trump's DOJ to conduct a 'thorough and exacting' antitrust review of the massive streaming giant merger.
As Trump prepares for Tuesday's State of the Union, swamp creatures on both sides are attacking the very tax policies that keep American factories running and workers employed.
Just three weeks into Trump's second term, consumer confidence is surging as more Americans report abundant job opportunities and growing optimism about the economic future.
Just three weeks into his second term, President Trump's America First agenda is already paying dividends as Apple announces it's bringing Mac Mini production home from Asia to Texas.
Federal mandates and regulatory overreach have created a $50,000 floor for new vehicles, proving once again that big government hurts everyday Americans the most.