Jim Cramer has a list of 12 presents he'd love to see investors get this holiday season, from a prosperous stock market to a true resolution of the trade wars in the coming year.

Attacks from the fringe of finance are pushing regional banks and credit unions to fortify their business with new technologies to make their ecosystems stickier.

Jim Cramer says welcome to the end of October, when mutual funds like to dump their losers. Plus, both the Fed and China are putting pressure on stocks.

Jim Cramer takes a closer look at Dropbox, Albermarle, Palo Alto Networks, Jack Henry & Associates, The Trade Desk, Cloudera and more.

Jim Cramer uses PepsiCo's earnings, which crushed analysts' expectations, to illustrate why investors need to do their own homework to find real winners.

Jim Cramer takes a closer look at Shake Shack, Jack Henry & Associates, Kraft Heinz, Kinder Morgan, FedEx, Blackberry and Marathon Petroleum.

Cramer says he's tempering his bullishness. There's just not enough in this market that can go higher on a sustained basis right now.

Visa tops analysts estimates as the payment technology company grows its payment volume by 47% from the prior year.

Here are Wednesday's top research calls, including upgrades for Abbott Labs and NetApp, and downgrades for Garmin and Nordsom.

"We're seeing customers continue to invest along with macroeconomic tailwinds," said CEO Peter Arduini.

Southwest Airlines has some major problems and passengers may be wary of flying the airline, but its current problems don't tell the whole story.

A major change is coming to Sin City's iconic 4.2-mile road, but maybe not in the way most people expected.