CNBC’s Jim Cramer takes calls and delivers answers to viewer questions about their favorite stock picks of the day.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer takes calls and delivers answers to viewer questions about their favorite stock picks of the day.
“We’re getting some tremendous positive pin action here with some very important companies putting up excellent results and it’s reverberating,” “Mad Money’s” Jim Cramer says.
One trusted chart analyst thinks the market is still rallying but warns investors that “real trouble” looms, Jim Cramer explains on “Mad Money.”
“We’re going after a global opportunity with consumers around the world and we’re super excited about this innovation in commerce,” CEO Scott Cutler tells CNBC’s Jim Cramer.
The San Francisco 49ers announced Monday that season ticket holders next year will get unlimited food and beverage items at Levi’s Stadium, as part of the team’s push for a “member inclusive menu.”
Apple received a bullish price target of $280 from Raymond James on Monday and its shares hit an all-time high above $240. Gaining another $40 before year-end is possible for the iPhone maker based on its trading history dating back to 2000.
UPS Flight Forward and its partner Matternet this month became the first drone delivery service to receive full certification from the FAA to operate a drone airline.
“The idea was once Boeing was free to tell its story it was a good one,” says CNBC’s Jim Cramer. “That, I think, is no longer true.”
Fisher Investments continues to rack up losses as its institutional clients head out the door. Fidelity announced it would terminate a $500 million relationship with the firm. Four government pension plans have left, taking $1.3 billion.
Former Treasury Secretary Summers took special aim at the two economists – Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman – who have been advising the two senators on their wealth taxes.
