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Everything Jim Cramer said on ‘Mad Money,’ including playing earnings week, FAANG audit, bank stocks

Jim Cramer preps for a jam-packed week of earnings, saying it’s time to replace Netflix with Microsoft in FAANG and suggests investing in financials.

Coca-Cola says strong sales of Coke Zero Sugar are driving revenue growth

Coca-Cola’s quarterly revenues top analysts’ expectations, earnings are in line with projections.

Cramer’s lightning round: Beyond Meat is still a sell

“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.

Cramer’s week ahead: McDonald’s, Amazon, Chipotle, Caterpillar, Boeing and more earnings reports

“At this point in earnings season, you should simply try to stop, look and listen,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer says.

Fisher Investments pension losses hit $1.3 billion as Iowa yanks $386 million

The Iowa Public Employees Retirement System is ending its relationship with Fisher Investments, pulling $386 million from the firm. This marks the fourth public pension to drop the mjoney manager following founder Ken Fisher’s off-color comments at a conference.

Let’s swap Netflix for Microsoft, Jim Cramer says in FAANG audit

CNBC’s Jim Cramer says it’s time to retire “FAANG” to make way for a new name that represents the five most valuable technology stocks on the S&P 500.

Ken Fisher fallout: Which pension plans have pulled out and which have stayed

Four retirement plans cut ties with Fisher Investments in a matter of days, pulling $1.28 billion in assets. Here’s why that decision was so surprising.

Here’s why other pension plans may not ‘vote with their feet’ against Fisher Investments

Three retirement plans cut ties with Fisher Investments in a matter of days, pulling close to $1 billion in assets. Here’s why that decision was so surprising.

Chick-fil-A’s first UK location will close after pressure from LGBTQ rights group

The British shopping center leasing Chick-fil-A’s first U.K. location has already said it will not extend the restaurant’s six-month lease, BBC reported Friday.

Starwood CEO Barry Sternlicht calls wealth tax, favored by Warren and Sanders, a ‘crazy idea’

The Starwood Capital chief also reacts to a radical proposal from two UC Berkeley professors on how to account for taxpayer wealth tied to private companies.