The founders of Lola Blankets, Will and Tommy Higham, share how they built their viral blanket brand from the bottom up following a very special, secret parting gift from their late mom.

Despite having zero prior experience in the bedding industry, the brothers highlight everything from the trial-and-error science of creating their signature fabric to becoming the cozy luxury item that A-list celebrities swear by. They touch on staying fiercely loyal to their original mission: keeping things incredibly soft while donating blankets to breast cancer patients.

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Liz Claman is in Beaverton, Oregon, at the Nike campus for "Just Do It Day" to meet with CEO Elliot Hill. With investor pressure mounting and the World Cup days away, Elliot describes his strategy to reverse the retail giant's trajectory.

Elliot discusses moving past hyper-promotional online sales, reviving growth in the critical China market, and the highly anticipated upcoming signature sneaker lines. 

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Co-founder of Fazit Beauty Aliett Buttelman shares how she and her business partner started a beauty company that became a viral sensation thanks to their glitter freckle makeup patches. She raves about the product, a waterproof, sweat-proof glitter freckle patch, and how they landed a spot on Taylor Swift's face.

Aliett explains how they have expanded their business into other beauty products, collaborating with major brands to leverage their success across beauty, sports, and pop culture.

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NFL Hall of Famer Curtis Martin has overcome every obstacle placed in his way. As one of the greatest running backs in NFL history, he shares why his story isn’t about his legendary success on the field, but about the incredible journey it took to get there.

Curtis opens up about the childhood trauma that shaped his resilience, and the exact moments that transformed a terrified boy from the streets of Pittsburgh into a financial executive and sports legend.

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Fox News Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin to discuss her storied career, from dodging gunfire in Mogadishu to wearing a flak jacket while pregnant in Jerusalem. 

Jennifer shares gripping stories of the "Bang Bang Club" in South Africa, the harrowing kidnapping of her colleagues, and why she believes the press is currently facing an unprecedented "controlled environment" at the Pentagon.

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Can staying at one company for 20 years actually be your greatest competitive advantage in a world of job-hoppers?

Belkin CEO Steve Malony shares his remarkable journey from a door-to-door salesman to the head of a global electronics giant. He discusses the career philosophy and mindset that fueled his growth, and explains how Belkin kept the world connected during the chaos of the 2020 pandemic.

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Xtend co-founder and CEO Aviv Shapira shares how his fascination with flight began with breeding parrots as a 10-year-old and evolved into a software empire that now powers the U.S. and Israeli militaries.

Aviv reveals how his company specializing in video games pivoted to military defense. He discusses Xtend’s software, which allows anyone to operate a drone in under three minutes, and explains how this technology is expanding into school security and law enforcement to protect American lives.

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What is the secret to making it on Broadway? Ellen Hart says it's practice, grit, and serving milkshakes at Ellen’s Stardust Diner.

As the owner of Ellen's Stardust Diner, Ellen Hart shares how she turned a retro diner into a world-famous talent incubator. From her days as Miss Subway 1959 to hosting mayors and future Tony Award winners, Ellen shares the highs and lows of building a New York City institution.

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From a windowless closet to a global IPO, Eventbrite co-founder and CEO Julia Hartz reveals how the company disrupted the billion-dollar ticketing industry. She discusses the magic of "analog discovery" at live events, the grit required to build a publicly traded company, and how Eventbrite became the platform for everyone from tech bloggers and speed-daters to the Dalai Lama and Lizzo.

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This week, Liz traveled to San Francisco for HumanX, an artificial intelligence conference where she sat down with an all-star lineup for FOX Business exclusive interviews.

Vinod Khosla of Khosla Ventures explains how AI-driven startups are currently disrupting the legacy military-industrial complex. Zoom CEO Eric Yuan shares his vision to increase human productivity. Jeffrey Katzenberg and Justin Wexler of WndrCo dive into the future of consumer cybersecurity and creative storytelling. Then, Sequoia Capital partner Konstantine Buhler describes how agentic AI is transforming specialized sectors like the legal industry.

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The sky is no longer the limit for Amazon or Delta Air Lines.
President and CEO of Amazon, Andy Jassy, and the CEO of Delta Air Lines, Ed Bastian, join the Claman Countdown to discuss their landmark partnership to put Amazon’s new high-speed satellite internet, called Amazon Leo, on Delta flights. Starting with 500 planes in 2028, this technology will make in-flight Wi-Fi up to eight times faster than what passengers use today.

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