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Bunge shares were higher after the company reported third quarter results that beat analyst expectations.

It looks like a 'V-shaped recovery,' says Jim Cramer, but apparently only for the stock market -- not the U.S. economy.

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Jim Cramer weighs in on Square, Cabot Oil & Gas, AbbVie, Philip Morris International, Bunge, Greenbrier Companies, LCI Industries and more.

Bunge posted weaker-than-expected fourth quarter earnings Thursday and said it would drop guidance for individual business sectors as the agriculture commodity trader continues both a strategic review and a search for a new CEO.

President Trump is expected on Thursday to announce tariffs on China.

Stocks dive on Monday following a selloff that led Wall Street to its worst weekly performance in two years on Friday.

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Some are talking about a possible takeover.

The agribusiness company is hoping to stave off an unsolicited offer from miner Glencore.

Stocks add to gains Wednesday after Federal Reserve minutes show a central bank comfortable with moving rates higher again.

Stocks are cautiously higher as investors await the afternoon release of Federal Reserve minutes, an insight into the central bank's thinking ahead of its next meeting in June.

Stock futures are slightly higher on Wednesday morning as investors await the afternoon release of Federal Reserve minutes, an insight into the central bank's thinking ahead of its June meeting.

Shares in the grain trader are likely to open lower after it played down the prospects of a deal following an approach from the Swiss mining and trading group.

U.S. stock futures are marginally higher on Wednesday ahead of minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting, and after Moody's lowers the credit rating for China.

The S&P 500 stretches its gains into day four, its longest streak since mid-February.

Stocks are mostly higher Tuesday after a Trump budget proposal backs big cuts to social programs, and a terrorist attack in Manchester, England, rattles nerves.

Everything bounced late Friday, but it's notable that the Russell did not lead the move. There's only so much the 'others' can do in that kind of situation. Here's what to expect in the aftermath.

Here's what I have learned about sentiment after last week, why I give the market 'leeway' — and where we stand right now. Plus, a look at Palo Alto, Universal Display and more.

Market optimism or hopium? Using nothing other than the data available, it's not easy, at least not yet, to tell the difference.

This defensive sector looks even more attractive amid an expanding global population.

I ran two polls this weekend. Here are my takeaways. Plus, why you should keep an eye on the Russell 2000 and the IWM Monday.

While everyone's gushing over Nvidia, I'm watching financial services; here's why. Also, let's check the charts of Disney, Apple, Goldman Sachs and more.

When Disney reports Wednesday, what will matter will be how CEO Bob Iger presents himself and the firm's plan to manage costs going forward.

Low payout ratios imply not only a highly sustainable dividend but also provide the company with a high level of dividend growth potential.

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Here's what traders looking to go long BG should wait for.

Here we'll review three farming-related companies that should provide solid returns to investors.

Here's our outlook for shares of the agricultural company.

Let's take stock of the indicators -- and Alibaba, Zoom and more -- after the big drop on Monday.

Here we'll set the table with four exchange-traded funds (that include plenty of VEGIs and even some PBJ) and see which fund looks the most nutritious for our portfolio.

Here are our first two price targets.

Add ADM to a growing list of bullish names in the agricultural field.

The commodity powerhouse largely is flashing bullish signals.

What if Beijing plays the power game with foreign firms reliant upon Chinese revenue, Chinese labor, or simply Chinese economic growth?

This agriculture name stands out from a quality perspective.

The distressed retail chain files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, facing macroeconomic headwinds.

Stocks are set to extend their biggest gain since the November election with jobs and retails sales data in focus.

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