General Dynamics revenue expected to rise 17.3% to $8.8 billion.

Jim Cramer weighs in on Canopy Growth, Baidu.com, CarGurus, IAMGOLD, Align Technology, Johnson & Johnson, Electronic Arts and more.

Boeing revenue expected to fall 1.9% to $22.9 billion.

Starting Sept. 1, customers have to be 21 to purchase tobacco products at Walgreens.

Revenue guidance, North American and European user growth and commentary about Facebook's stories services are among the things to keep an eye on as the social media giant reports.

Northrop Grumman revenue expected to rise 23.6% to $8.3 billion.

Caterpillar revenue expected to rise 3.2% to $13.3 billion.

Microsoft revenue expected to rise 11.4% to $29.9 billion.

Shares of eBay were climbing in after-hours trading after the company topped estimates on revenue and earnings per share and raised its 2019 guidance.

Jim recommended you buy the stock Monday at about $67 a share.

The firm reported a narrower loss and more revenue than Wall Street was expecting, and also provided guidance for the current quarter that was ahead of expectations.

Stocks end higher Tuesday with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq setting record closings.

Retailer is expanding its agreement to allow Amazon customers to drop off returns at brick-and-mortar Kohl's stores.

The streaming video giant might be guiding for a slowdown in its free cash flow burn, but the stock continues to be dangerous to invest in.

Global oil prices and geopolitical tensions rise as waivers to buy Iranian oil expire.

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Tesla earnings, what to watch from Real Money's Chris Versace and Bob Lang.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk says he imagines a large fleet of autonomous vehicles soon shuttling people from point A to point B -- and delivering profits to the bottom line.