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The market cap for cryptocurrencies briefly surpassed $400 billion over the weekend. Here's what you need to know Monday.
Amazon's AI, robotics and voice assistant investments could help its robot efforts succeed. But large-scale success will probably take some time.
As the focus shifts from Facebook to other large tech companies, Google could be next in the hot seat.
Debt priorities, savings and even post-retirement dreams differ from generation to generation. Here's what the statistics show.
The S&P 500 finished slightly higher, up just 0.01%.
The Houston-based Halliburton reported adjusted earnings of 41 cents per share on revenue of $5.74 billion for the first quarter.
Tesla's CEO has a complex form of control over the battery powered car company through his 22% equity stake on the one hand, and the company's super-majority voting rules on the other.
Sears CEO Eddie Lampert has decided to send a letter to Sears. Wait, huh?
'I really love my Tesla. I'm in the future. Thank you Elon,' Kanye West tweets.
Newell last month named four Carl Icahn-nominated directors to its board, including a new chairman and agreed to review its operations with a view toward disposing of up to $10 billion of assets.
The exchange's head of blockchain product management Johan Toll said that far from fearing blockchain, Nasdaq is actively embracing the technology.
Market volatility is back with a vengeance after being dormant for most of 2017.
Here's what you need to know now for Monday, April 23.
Sears CEO Eddie Lampert has decided to send a letter to Sears. Wait, huh?
Amazon's AI, robotics and voice assistant investments could help its robot efforts succeed. But large-scale success will probably take some time.
Debt priorities, savings and even post-retirement dreams differ from generation to generation. Here's what the statistics show.
The market cap for cryptocurrencies briefly surpassed $400 billion over the weekend. Here's what you need to know Monday.
The Houston-based Halliburton reported adjusted earnings of 41 cents per share on revenue of $5.74 billion for the first quarter.
Semiconductors are lower Monday.
The S&P 500 finished slightly higher, up just 0.01%.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Monday's trending market topics from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
TheStreet's Eric Jhonsa takes a closer look at Alphabet's first-quarter earnings report.
Stop using student loan money to buy cryptocurrencies.
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Facial recognition has been banned in the E.U. since 2012, but Facebook's technology made an error.
One firm estimates that 8 million cars with level 3 or higher autonomous driving capabilities will be sold in 2025. Will it prove too conservative?
Jim Cramer and our other experts discus China and tariffs, the 10 year nearing 3%, technical analysis, and biotech stocks.
Tesla's CEO has a complex form of control over the battery powered car company through his 22% equity stake on the one hand, and the company's super-majority voting rules on the other.
Tesla announced 7.2 billion miles have been driven globally by its electric cars. That points to a ramp up in sales for Tesla's energy arm.
Alcoa, Cleveland-Cliffs and Skechers were the biggest losers Monday.
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As the focus shifts from Facebook to other large tech companies, Google could be next in the hot seat.
The latest analysis and commentary from Jim Cramer and TheStreet editorial team on what’s moving markets now.
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