The stock market is changing, says Jim Cramer. And investors need to change, too.

It chose stocks trading 5% or more above analysts’ consensus 12-month price target.

There were only a few stock market winners this week including FedEx, Citrix, Gilead Sciences and Amazon. See which stocks made the top ten this week.

Jim Cramer says you cannot wait for the all-clear signal to buy because opportunities come long before that light turns green.

Jim Cramer takes a look at Halliburton, Micron Technology, AFLAC, Textron, Church & Dwight, Eagle Pharmaceuticals and more.

Church & Dwight will buy Flawless and Finishing Touch, a hair removal products maker, for up to $900 million.

Shares of consumer products giant Church & Dwight took a beating Tuesday after the maker of Trojan, OxiClean, Arm & Hammer, and other brands reported earnings that fell short of Wall Street's expectations.

Jim Cramer says a trade deal could help, but what matters after today is earnings -- and how bad the shortfalls will be.

Major tech stocks such as Facebook and Apple continue to be under pressure. Meanwhile, Tesla tried to steal the LA Auto Show.

The 14-week decline in gasoline prices ended while two million people in Florida are still without power.

A new EV would radically change how cars are made and that could be a threat to the market leader.

The fast-food giant has been hesitant to make changes like this, but Wendy's bold move may have forced it to.