U.S. stock futures rise after Donald Trump says the United States agreed to a two-week delay in a planned increase in tariffs on some Chinese imports; investors await a key policy statement from the European Central Bank; Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd will take a medical leave of absence; Groupon reportedly is pursuing an acquisition and the target could be Yelp.

Under Armour shares climb Thursday after the company names veteran apparel industry executive Stephanie Pugliese as president of its struggling North America business.

U.S. stock futures rise though sentiment is dented by doubts the U.S. and China will reach a trade agreement during the G-20 summit at the end of June; oil prices spike on reports that two oil tankers were attacked in the Gulf of Oman; RH and Lululemon rise sharply after lifting their fiscal-year outlooks.

Shares of Duluth Holdings tumble after the company misses Wall Street's fourth-quarter earnings and revenue expectations.

The decided lack of enthusiasm for Lyft is really good for this market, says Jim Cramer. It shows investors are behaving rationally.

Jim Cramer weighs in on Mastercard, Carrizo Oil & Gas, Duluth Holdings, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, United States Steel.

Jim Cramer looks at the recent action in Apple and a few other tech winners, and says everyone who dumped them now has seller's remorse.

Jim Cramer weighs in on Boeing, Gulfport Energy, LendingClub, Cullen Frost Bankers, Duluth Holdings, Tyson Foods.

Jim Cramer weighs in on Union Pacific, Praxair, Trinity Industries, MGM Resorts, Energy Transfer Partners, AeroVironment, Duluth Holdings.

Ford has recently cast a shadow over the auto industry.

Short sellers reversed course and sold $19 billion of shorts in September.

The parent company of Google and Youtube is preparing for a sharp deterioration in the health of the economy.