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The employees of the Hoover Dam work to bring electricity to the masses; when a heat wave hits in the middle of maintenance season, the race is on to get all 17 generators online before the demand for power skyrockets.
The artificial intelligence revolution is well underway and transforming the stock market, worker productivity, and national security in ways not fully realized yet. While skeptics say A.I. will widen wealth inequality and threaten jobs, proponents say it will create unprecedented financial and business opportunities for working class America.
David Asman hosts FOX Business In Depth: War on Fraud. Trump appoints VP JD Vance to address taxpayer corruption. Fraud in states like California and New York spans sectors like health care and education. As taxes rise, Americans seek justice. Experts discuss open borders, pandemic policies, and the administration's response.
The economy is evolving, presenting new opportunities, but education systems may not keep pace. There's a lag in test scores and financial literacy as curricula are reassessed. AI is reshaping jobs.
Building booms are springing up all over the United States, and the men and women at Volvo are working harder than ever to assemble the heavy equipment that makes all those projects possible, but creating multiple machines in a day is no easy task.
In the wake of COVID-19, supply shortages in the U.S. are rampant; but that doesn't mean cargo workers are sitting idle: how companies like Watco are grinding it out to bring goods back to a ravenous nation.
While most brick makers now rely on automation, the workers at Old Carolina still create theirs the old-fashioned way... all by hand; with building booms spurring higher demand, they too must belt out bricks faster than ever before.
The workers of GCC create concrete, the second most used resource.