Potential defect could cause automatic Dodge Dart sedans from 2013 to 2016 to roll.

Civil aviation authorities from nine nations and international bodies -- including Australia, China, Japan and the European Union -- have confirmed they'll join in the so-called Boeing 737 MAX Joint Authorities Technical Review, which begins April 29.

Investors may be making some critical mistakes when it comes to earnings calls. Here's what Jim Cramer advises investors to be cautious about.

Close to a two-year low, privately‐owned housing starts fell by more than 14% year over year in March, the U.S. Census and Commerce Department reported Friday.

The all-new 2020 Jeep Gladiator is a pickup truck version of the famous-since-1941 Jeep Wrangler. It's also this year's vehicle -- the Motor Trend SUV of the Year.

Introducing TheStreet Courses, our new online classes for those who want to take on Wall Street with confidence.

Customers have a love/hate relationship with the cable TV industry because of continuously rising prices and poor customer service. The flip side is that cable TV, as a product, works, and Comcast can exploit that like no other.

After a rough 2018, Freeport-McMoRan is a 'buy the dips' stock.

Stephen Schwarzman, founder and CEO of the giant U.S. private-equity firm Blackstone, was already one of the world's richest men. But after an announcement that the partnership will convert to a stock corporation sparked the biggest one-day rally in its publicly traded units, Schwarzman is immediately $573 million richer on paper.

Cramer says these red-hot and hopelessly overvalued IPOs are signs people are too bullish. Here's your game plan for next week.

The unicorn Pinterest makes its debut at the New York Stock Exchange. Watch the video from TheStreet's Cramer Live to find out why investors should be careful with this 'happy stock'.

Stocks rise Thursday on a strong U.S. retail sales report and mostly better-than-expected earnings.

Jim tells members of his Action Alerts PLUS club for investors what to look for when earnings reports come in.

Danaher, Honeywell, Schlumberger and an earnings parade moved the markets today. TheStreet's Jim Cramer breaks down what it all means for investors.

The two parties conferred by phone for "over an hour" this week, but were unable to reach a deal.

The two tech unicorns popped on their first day of trading, but the performance of Lyft since its own initial day of trading serves as a cautionary tale.

On April 22nd, we'll see Tesla's autonomous driving presentation. Here's what to expect.

Can big tech stocks beat expectations and lead U.S. stocks?

Zoom is profitable already but has a very lofty valuation, while Pinterest has some clear advantages over Lyft but one big con.

Between Netflix, Disney+, Amazon and others, consumers will soon have more choice than ever in where to get their entertainment. Some services will wind up on the chopping block of household budgets -- but which?