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Publix has quietly updated its open carry policy, and is now asking that only law enforcement openly carry firearms in its Florida stores.

The move aligns the chain with other major retailers that discourage customers from bringing guns inside.

BREAKING: Senate confirms Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chair in a 54–45 vote.

Warsh replaces Jerome Powell, who will stay on the board as a Fed governor, despite repeated criticism from President Trump, who has been pushing the Fed to cut rates and accused Powell of making decisions "too late."

Democrat John Fetterman was the only member of his party to join Republicans as the lone vote from his party to back Trump’s pick.

"New York City believes in punishing success."

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says the clash between NYC leadership and finance giants is pushing firms to reconsider where they operate — and Texas is welcoming them with open arms.

His pitch for "Y’all Street" over Wall Street comes as a steady stream of financial firms expand their operations in Texas.

They were drawn there because of lower taxes and fewer regulations, a trend Johnson says is accelerating even more under New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. | @foxnews

Driverless… but not risk-free.

Waymo is recalling 3,791 self-driving cars after federal regulators flagged a defect tied to flooded roadways.

According to the report, when a Waymo robotaxi approached standing water on higher-speed roads, it would slow down but fail to come to a full stop after detection.

NHTSA says one empty Waymo vehicle hit an “untraversable flooded section” on a 40 mph road and failed to fully stop.

The company says it has addressed the issue with a software update.

The Justice Department reached a $30M settlement with PayPal over its 2020 $530 million "Economic Opportunity Fund" that allegedly pushed discriminatory investments favoring Black and minority-owned businesses.

As part of the settlement, PayPal will launch a new Small Business Initiative and waive processing fees for $1 billion of transactions, or approximately $30 million, for American businesses that are veteran-owned or engaged in farming, manufacturing, or technology.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche touted the ruling stating, "American corporations are on notice: you will face our aggressive enforcement if you use race or national origin to discriminate against qualified Americans."

Elon Musk is joining President Trump on a major trip to Beijing, signaling a notable shift after the pair’s well-documented falling out in 2025.

The Tesla CEO will be traveling alongside other corporate heavyweights like Apple's Tim Cook and BlackRock’s Larry Fink as part of the U.S. delegation, as more than a dozen business leaders from Wall Street to Silicon Valley join the trip.

Trump is preparing for a high-profile meeting with President Xi, with economic cooperation and corporate ties expected to take center stage in a rare show of business alignment alongside a presidential visit.

The trip could shape the tone of economic relations between the two countries going forward, as U.S. officials say the president wants to discuss the creation of a board of investment and a board of trade with China, as business leaders may prove to be just as much in the spotlight as the bilateral meeting itself.

Elon Musk is joining President Trump on a major trip to Beijing, signaling a notable shift after the pair’s well-documented falling out in 2025.

The Tesla CEO will be traveling alongside other corporate heavyweights like Apple's Tim Cook and BlackRock’s Larry Fink as part of the U.S. delegation, as more than a dozen business leaders from Wall Street to Silicon Valley join the trip.

Trump is preparing for a high-profile meeting with President Xi, with economic cooperation and corporate ties expected to take center stage in a rare show of business alignment alongside a presidential visit.

The trip could shape the tone of economic relations between the two countries going forward, as U.S. officials say the president wants to discuss the creation of a board of investment and a board of trade with China, as business leaders may prove to be just as much in the spotlight as the bilateral meeting itself.

Elon Musk is joining President Trump on a major trip to Beijing, signaling a notable shift after the pair’s well-documented falling out in 2025.

The Tesla CEO will be traveling alongside other corporate heavyweights like Apple's Tim Cook and BlackRock’s Larry Fink as part of the U.S. delegation, as more than a dozen business leaders from Wall Street to Silicon Valley join the trip.

Trump is preparing for a high-profile meeting with President Xi, with economic cooperation and corporate ties expected to take center stage in a rare show of business alignment alongside a presidential visit.

The trip could shape the tone of economic relations between the two countries going forward, as U.S. officials say the president wants to discuss the creation of a board of investment and a board of trade with China, as business leaders may prove to be just as much in the spotlight as the bilateral meeting itself.

Elon Musk is joining President Trump on a major trip to Beijing, signaling a notable shift after the pair’s well-documented falling out in 2025.

The Tesla CEO will be traveling alongside other corporate heavyweights like Apple's Tim Cook and BlackRock’s Larry Fink as part of the U.S. delegation, as more than a dozen business leaders from Wall Street to Silicon Valley join the trip.

Trump is preparing for a high-profile meeting with President Xi, with economic cooperation and corporate ties expected to take center stage in a rare show of business alignment alongside a presidential visit.

The trip could shape the tone of economic relations between the two countries going forward, as U.S. officials say the president wants to discuss the creation of a board of investment and a board of trade with China, as business leaders may prove to be just as much in the spotlight as the bilateral meeting itself.

Inflation is running hotter than expected as the Iran war's effects continue to shake energy markets and ripple through the broader economy.

Consumer prices jumped 0.6% in April, with the CPI now up 3.8% from a year ago, putting the one-year pace at its highest since May 2023.

Core inflation also came in hot, rising 0.4% for the month and 2.8% annually, signaling price pressure is still sticking even beyond gas and food.

Inflation is running hotter than expected as the Iran war's effects continue to shake energy markets and ripple through the broader economy.

Consumer prices jumped 0.6% in April, with the CPI now up 3.8% from a year ago, putting the one-year pace at its highest since May 2023.

Core inflation also came in hot, rising 0.4% for the month and 2.8% annually, signaling price pressure is still sticking even beyond gas and food.

"ALL FEDERAL AGENCIES MUST BUY AMERICAN — NO EXCUSES!"

President Trump is doubling down on “Buy American” policies, calling out what he says are years of taxpayer dollars flowing overseas.

Trump says his administration is tightening enforcement, cutting waiver loopholes, and pushing agencies to choose U.S.-made goods whenever possible.

The move builds on a prior executive order targeting fake “Made in America” labels, part of a broader push to bring supply chains and manufacturing back home.

Tripling the minimum wage overnight? Some economists say that’s not a fix, it’s a shock.

A proposal backed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to push wages to $25 an hour is getting pushback, especially in red states still near the $7.25 federal floor.

Critics are warning the sharp increase could force small businesses to raise prices, cut hours, or slow hiring just to keep up.

And in industries like restaurants and hospitality, where margins are already thin, economists say the strain could hit hardest.

Tripling the minimum wage overnight? Some economists say that’s not a fix, it’s a shock.

A proposal backed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to push wages to $25 an hour is getting pushback, especially in red states still near the $7.25 federal floor.

Critics are warning the sharp increase could force small businesses to raise prices, cut hours, or slow hiring just to keep up.

And in industries like restaurants and hospitality, where margins are already thin, economists say the strain could hit hardest.

A viral campaign to revive Spirit Airlines is gaining altitude — just one week after the budget carrier shut down.

TikTok creator Hunter Peterson has received more than $335 million in pledges since launching a website to help save the airline.

Peterson suggests that if enough people contributed, the budget carrier could be back in business:

“This is a genius idea: We nationalize Spirit Airlines, owned by the people… We make a new airline."

POV: you just won $25K and get to celebrate on TV!

Congrats to @fourbranchesbourbon on being one of the three businesses to win $25,000 in the inaugural Fox Business: Made in America Small Business Contest.

NEW: The U.S. economy beat expectations with job gains in April, adding 115,000 jobs amid uncertainty tied to conflict in the Middle East.

That figure is above the estimates of economists polled by LSEG, who predicted a gain of only 62,000 jobs.

The unemployment rate held steady at 4.3%.