AerCap Holdings N.V.

Nasdaq futures fall following the tech-heavy index's 3.69% jump on Tuesday; AMC Entertainment and Oracle report earnings; Roblox to begin trading Wednesday.

Jim Cramer's top portfolio analyst Jeff Marks discusses stock market news including the reported deal between GE and AerCap, stimulus checks and David Tepper.

Stocks finish mixed Monday with tech stocks falling as Treasury bond yields rise.

Stocks moving in premarket trading Monday include GameStop, Adaptive Biotechnologies, General Electric and XPeng.

A combined AerCap and GE Capital Aviation Services would control more than 2,600 aircraft and mark another milestone in the ongoing GE turnaround under CEO Larry Culp.

The Nasdaq could slide back into correction territory Monday as further signs of an solid post-pandemic rebound rekindle inflation concerns and extend the recent march higher for U.S. Treasury bond yields.

Nasdaq futures sink as investors question valuations of tech stocks; GE's aircraft-leasing unit nears deal to merge with AerCap; Tesla continues sliding.

Other industries will deal with tariffs, but airlines will see less of an impact.

Lose the cynicism or you might miss the move. Jim Cramer outlines the reasons for these gains and why investors need to watch them.

Ordering more jets from Boeing and Airbus will allow GE to increase its presence in Asia's growing airline market.

David Einhorn is going all-in on General Motors.

AerCap (AER) is expected to report a decline in earnings and revenue for the 2016 second quarter.

TheStreet highlights 3 stocks pushing the transportation industry higher today.

Trade-Ideas LLC identified AerCap Holdings (AER) as a strong on high relative volume candidate

TheStreet highlights 3 stocks pushing the transportation industry higher today.

AerCap (AER) stock is sliding on Thursday morning even though the aircraft leasing company reported better-than-expected results for the 2016 first quarter.

Trade-Ideas LLC identified AerCap Holdings (AER) as a "water-logged and getting wetter" (weak stocks crossing below support with today's range greater than 200%) candidate

TheStreet highlights 3 stocks pushing the transportation industry higher today.

TheStreet highlights 3 stocks pushing the transportation industry lower today.

Performance is improving across the firm. The balance sheet and free cash flow are in places we never expected to see a few years ago.

Right now, we have a market well off of its lows, being driven by cyclicals and technology. That's a very good thing.

Stay tuned for my 2022 Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio, which I'll roll out in early December.

The 2021 Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio gave up ground over the last month yet continues to outperform key indices.

The 2021 Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio gave up a bit of ground over the last month but still is solidly outperforming two major indices.

While the stock split may signal confidence from the management side to investors, I don't generally see reverse splits as positive.

The 2021 Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio gave ground over the last month but continues to perform far better than the S&P 500.

Over time the portfolio has provided some fairly solid results, and so far, so good with this year's version.

The 2021 Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio didn't do much in April but is soundly beating the market six months after inception.

I've been adding on dips the whole time.

The 2021 Tax Loss Selling Recovery Portfolio is killing it, which makes it tempting to shut it down and harvest the profits, but we'll let the experiment roll on.

But we're still in the early innings.

There's a whole lotta lovin' going around this name.

There is one standout performer among this portfolio of a dozen stocks that struggled last year, but most haven't moved all that much after just a month.

AER, GIII, SBH, and PSXP make the cut.

GE jumped on Monday, but how long can buyout rumors buoy the beleaguered stock?

GE's rumored sale of its aviation services unit could be a short-term solution to a long-term problem.

Just because they're not in an index doesn't mean they can't be winners.

Firms' 13F filings show how they've followed in the footsteps of the father of value investing.

Stocks are riding a two-week losing streak as 10-year Treasury yields flirt with 5%.

Consumer-based inflation expectations are running at the highest levels since 2008.

Doug McMillon is putting himself in front of a potential issue in 2025.