FOX Business Network will launch “The Big Money Show” and “The Bottom Line” in January, with both programs designed to help Americans deal with critical financial issues.
Fox News contributor and The King's College economics professor Brian Brenberg predicts a 'precarious' economic situation going into 2023.in January that are designed to help Americans deal with critical financial issues, FBN President Lauren Petterson announced on Monday.
Bloomberg Television’s Taylor Riggs will join FOX Business and co-host "The Big Money Show" alongside Brian Brenberg and Jackie DeAngelis each weekday at 1 p.m. ET. The new ensemble program will offer breaking financial news and analysis as Brenberg, DeAngelis and Riggs bring a unique blend of knowledge on economics, markets, and policy. US WORKER PRODUCTIVITY HAS TANKED THIS YEAR.
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