Caseys General Stores Inc.

Stock futures rise; surprisingly good jobs data boosts optimism about the strength of the economic recovery; AstraZeneca approached Gilead about a potential tie-up.

U.S. stock futures slip ahead of what is set to be a major week of event risks; the Federal Reserve meets Tuesday and Wednesday; Amazon grows its New York footprint.

U.S. stock futures rise as investors bet on near-term stimulus from the world's biggest central banks to offset slowing trade and manufacturing activity; Apple is expected on Tuesday to unveil updated iPhone models and a host of new products and services; WeWork's parent company reportedly is considering a further cut to its valuation; Boeing suspends testing of 777X aircraft.

The Iowa-based company declared a dividend of 29 cents for the third quarter.

U.S. stock futures turn mixed as investors continue to express concerns over the fate of U.S.-China trade talks; Tesla's Elon Musk says, 'I do not respect the SEC'; Carlos Ghosn and Nissan are indicted in Japan for underreporting the former chairman's pay.

There is little reason to think Tilray's stock won't soon be decimated. Meanwhile, Amazon will probably make a ton of money from stores without cashiers.

U.S. stock futures fluctuate as Investors grapple with an impending global trade war; France's AXA to buy XL Group; 'The Shape of Water' wins best picture.

A group of activist investors want to see a sale of the convenience store operator, which may be seeking to make a big acquisition. However, a smaller targeted purchase of stores wouldn't be a poison pill on a sale.

The convenience store chain may be seeking to make the acquisition as a poison pill on JCP Investment's efforts to have its sell itself.

Jim Cramer spotlights Under Armour, Tractor Supply, Enbridge, Casey's General Stores and Puma Biotechnology.

In markets like this, Jim Cramer says, tune out the noise and look at individual stocks like Disney, Boeing and Caterpillar.

U.S. stock futures rise on Monday, ahead of a meeting this week of the Federal Reserve and after bitcoin soared following its launch on the futures market.

The Fed's "quantitative tightening" looms large, and tensions with North Korea escalate.

Amazon just unveiled Instant Pickup

Amazon's newest service could prove to be a lucrative complement to its Whole Foods acquisition, and help it battle convenience stores and Walmart.

Here are the most important things that happened in the week ended June 16.

But the Dow finished at a record high and the S&P rose slightly.

Stocks are under pressure after Amazon-Whole Foods deal.

Stocks are under pressure after Amazon-Whole Foods deal.

These names are displaying technical deterioration and present opportunities for short plays.

The time has come, I believe, to simply take data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics with a grain of salt.

We truly are in between earnings seasons as that calendar is especially thin, but there are a couple of headline level firms set to report this week that readers need to be cognizant of.

From a macroeconomic perspective, this will be a much more active week than was last week.

With Apple use the stock's 'thin green line' as a guide.

Agility and the ability to act quickly are the keys to tactical movement in uncertain environments.

Even as demand for large defense contractors remains inelastic, keep a watchful eye on Raytheon Technologies.

What matters more than trading volume right now is the 21-day exponential moving average.

Professionally managed capital not only participated heavily on Monday, the pros showed some aggregate fear.

Positive news on Omicron is more powerful at the moment, at least for the markets, than the overhanging probability of tighter monetary policy.

Plus, questioning MicroStrategy Inc.'s plans to sell a bundle of debt to add to its Bitcoin long position.

How does this all end? I don't know that it does end.

Most important come Inauguration Day is the seamless transition of leadership over 'Operation Warp Speed'.

Airline stocks led the rally last week and are still going strong, as market reopening continues and employment data is mixed.

The question begs... 'Do significantly lower oil prices provoke increased demand?' Anywhere?

Will President Trump's administration move ahead with plans to turn up the heat on China in such a way that U.S. consumers for the first time share some of that pain?

The Fed also finds itself under pressure amid indications of a slowing U.S. economy

Our brewing Cold War over regional and global spheres of influence with China, has forced some merger activity across the aerospace and defense industry.

There is still no news on China trade, so keep your chinstrap buckled and wear your flak jacket.

The retail goliath has more plans for its brick-and-mortar operations.

The retailer is making a swift change to a previously lenient policy.

Netflix announces major price hikes in its membership tiers and its shares skyrocket.