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What was once a red and blue issue has now attracted a growing set of proponents from both sides of the aisle. Here's what that could mean for regulation of legal cannabis in the U.S.

BJ's Wholesale could be coming back to public markets.

The General Data Privacy Regulation, or GDPR, goes into effect May 25 and will require a host of changes by companies that collect user data.

General Motors stock is stuck in the mud. Here are several bold moves management could make to awaken this slumbering beast.

Thanks to moderate performance gains and aggressive pricing, AMD's second-gen Ryzen desktop CPUs look competitive.

Mario Andretti has kept a very active lifestyle in retirement. Those nearing retirement should consider doing the same when that time comes.

Jim Cramer focuses on Regions Financial, Edwards Lifesciences, Align Technology, Applied Materials, Qualys, HEICO and more.

Bryan Jordan, chairman, president and CEO of First Horizon National, talks to Jim Cramer about rising interest rates.

Jim Fish, president and CEO of Waste Management, tells Jim Cramer about the impact of trade wars with China on the company's recycling business.

TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer is keeping an eye on whether Apple or Amazon will become the world's first trillion dollar company in terms of market cap.

Jim Cramer says analysts and trade woes put a damper on buying ahead of the weekend. So let's get the game plan for next week.

What was once a red and blue issue has now attracted a growing set of proponents from both sides of the aisle.

Here's what you need to know for Friday, April 20.

The starter home has long been a feature of the American Dream. But as the prices of these modest homes soar amid a chronic housing shortage, some are questioning whether buyers would be better off going for something bigger that will keep them happier longer.

Semiconductor stocks have lost some of their luster this week.

The oil cartel has done well to stabilize oil prices over the past 15 months, but the latest commodity surge could have more to do with geopolitical concerns brought about by the president himself.

Stocks fall on Friday as sharp gains in General Electric are offset by slumping Apple shares.

The Boston-based industrial conglomerated reports adjusted earnings of 16 cents a share on revenue of $28.66 billion.

Look for earnings from Alphabet and Amazon, plus a sit-down between North and South Korea.