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Markets look calm, but we're seeing some extraordinary breakouts, says Jim Cramer.

Rumors of the PC industry's demise have been greatly exaggerated. And some market segments are seeing healthy growth.

Rumors of the PC industry's demise have been greatly exaggerated. And some market segments are seeing healthy growth.

U.S. stock futures rise on Wednesday and Nasdaq aims for a third straight record high close; Elon Musk remains as Tesla's chairman following a shareholder vote; Facebook says it gave several Chinese companies preferred access to user data.

While the chip giant's latest PC CPU launches improve its competitive position some, AMD and Qualcomm aren't standing still either.

The Nasdaq hit an all-time high today, and It's Not Just FANG anymore.

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Stocks rebound Wednesday after a political crisis in Italy pushes equities sharply lower during the previous session.

Amid growth in HP Inc.'s personal computer space, TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer said there's a good read through to Micron Technology and Intel.

TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer analyzes Wednesday's trending market topics from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

HP announced earnings that beat expectations. Katy Huberty, an analyst for Morgan Stanley, believes that the market share boosts confidence.

Jim Cramer and our other experts discuss stocks that do well in this environment, Splunk, and market randomness.

This week is no different. For one, this Friday brings the month of June.

U.S. stock futures fall and European shares tumble amid a political crisis in Italy; oil prices in the U.S. decline on reports Saudi Arabia may lead an effort to pump more crude into the market; Starbucks to close 8,000 stores for anti-bias training.

The document technology company also agreed to bring on five dissident directors and replace its CEO. Six existing board members also resigned in a resounding victory for the dissident investors.

The stock's a buy for the long-term, a truly amazing feat that would be inconceivable a very short time ago.

There's a big hate on hardware and I don't see what's going to change that.

The document processing company had almost replaced Xerox CEO Jeff Jacobson with an ex-HP executive, The Deal has learned.

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Jim Cramer takes a look at FMC Corp., Oclaro, Cisco Systems, Stratasys, Washington Prime Group, BB&T Bank, and HCA Holdings.

President Trump is creating a level of uncertainty that breeds selling. But Jim Cramer has your game plan for next week.

Jim Cramer takes a closer look at HP, Advanced Micro Devices, U.S. Steel, Snap, DowDuPont, Del Taco Restaurants, Empire State Realty Trust.

Jim Cramer says we're seeing powerful reminders that there's a better time to sell than in the teeth of a decline. Investors must use discipline to their advantage.

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It's hardly a given that the tariffs just floated by Washington and Beijing will go into effect. But if they do, the impact on many tech hardware and chip firms will be limited.

Rumors that Apple is thinking about breaking with Intel date back to 2012, but this is the first time a reputable source has said Apple is planning to actually do it.

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