U.S. stock futures turn mixed on a report the United States could blacklist more Chinese companies; Lowe's and Target report earnings; Urban Outfitters sinks after announcement of new women's apparel rental service, Nuuly; Nordstrom tumbles after cutting its fiscal-year forecast.

The biggest IPO of the year so far is likely to set a trend, Jim Cramer says.

Brazilian rival Natura & Co. reportedly has been discussing an acquisition of Avon.

The company says it was hurt by falling demand in Latin America.

Jim Cramer looks at the products consumers are willing to pay top dollar for, and the companies poised to profit from that.

Jim Cramer takes a closer look at Roku, Alibaba, Cypress Semiconductor, Titan International, Avon Products, 1-800-Flowers and more.

Avon glosses over employee cuts by saying move will build strong foundation for savings, efficiency.

Stocks ended higher Tuesday as Wall Street shrugged off the latest escalation in President Trump's trade war with China.

Icahn raises concerns about the broader market. However, he and activist investment experts argue that there are investment opportunities ahead.

Frute Brute Monster Cereal, Franken Berry, Count Chocula, and Boo-Berry are coming back to supermarket shelves.

The residential real estate market has stumbled, after soaring in the first 18 months of the covid pandemic.

SoftBank's Vision Fund lost nearly $22 billion in the latest quarter.