TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Friday's trending stocks.

TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer cited cautious Apple commentary from Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty.

Bob Lang and Chris Versace talk about GE and weigh in on whether to buy the iconic stock here or not.

The oilfield services firms appear set to profit from a rebounding industry, though some comments from the global leaders indicate troubles could be on the horizon for U.S. shale production.

Wells Fargo, led by CEO Tim Sloan, is struggling to recover from a series of scandals stemming from an alleged corporate culture of aggressive sales practices, including the opening of millions of unauthorized accounts on behalf of customers and selling them unnecessary auto insurance.

The Morris Plains, N.J.-based industrial giant reported adjusted earnings $1.95 per share on revenue $10.39 billion.

General Electric shares moved higher Friday, following better than expected earnings. When analyzing the stock, it's important to take stock of your cost basis, or the price you paid to enter the stock, according to one expert.

The chip giant blamed its soft outlook largely on high-end smartphone pressures.

Wells Fargo, led by CEO Tim Sloan, is struggling to recover from a series of scandals stemming from an alleged corporate culture of aggressive sales practices, including the opening of millions of unauthorized accounts on behalf of customers and selling them unnecessary auto insurance.

Some say Amazon could look to make a major music acquisition to close the gap in its entertainment offerings.

The Department of Justice has shown a preference for structural concessions, meaning divestitures, rather than behavioral remedies, such as agreeing to wholesale deals or concessions to rivals.

Skechers shares are set for their biggest decline in nearly two years Friday after the footwear and apparel group said second quarter earnings would slow after a record start to the year.

A 401(k) is a prime way to build wealth, but there are plenty of pitfalls to watch for.

Altria reports next Thursday, and the chart is absolutely disgusting.

The chip sector rout continues, which hints that earnings results from smartphone companies like Apple may be so-so.

High yield investors have cause for optimism despite everything going on in the trade war arena.

General Electric's first quarter was far from clean, despite investors cheering the results. TheStreet offers up its latest investing tip of the day ahead of the weekend.

Chinese cloud-based technology acceleration company Xunlei is launching ThunderChain, a new and improved blockchain product.

When a cannabis company needs money to fuel growth, it's never as simple as heading to the bank to shop investors.

Oil prices gave back early Friday gains after President Donald Trump said "artificially high" crude prices "will not be accepted" after OPEC meeting.