Jim Cramer says smart investing is as simple as buying growth stocks when interest rates begin to fall.

Wolfe Research anticipates the yield curve will steepen for weeks and has created a list of stocks that could thrive as a result.

Jim Cramer has your game plan for next week, which he says will be the calm before the earnings season storm.

Amazon and Alphabet post strong earnings; Amazon's Jeff Bezos will step down as CEO in the third quarter; a SpaceX prototype rocket crash lands.

Stock futures fluctuate as critical battleground states remain too close to call in the presidential election; Uber and Lyft soar as they win measure to keep california workers independent; recreational pot legalized in New Jersey and Arizona.

Jim Cramer says some investors are learning a brutal lesson: You lose money a lot faster than you make it. So, appreciate this pullback as an opportunity to learn.

MetLife, further building its group-benefits lines, agreed to pay $1.68 billion for vision-care provider Versant Health.

Stock futures rise as President Trump pushes for a reopening of the U.S. economy; the ADP private payrolls report is expected to show job losses of 20 million in April; Disney's profit slumps as the coronavirus keeps the entertainment giant's theme parks closed.

Cigna plans to use the proceeds to buy back shares and pay down debt in 2020.

"I believe we were late to the market and US vaccination was driven by what was available and shown to work," said Novavax CEO Stanley Erck.

Suggestions of a Reddit-fueled short-squeeze have shares in struggling home retailer Bed, Bath & Beyond back on the move Tuesday.

"In FQ1, bit shipments are now expected to decline sequentially, and we expect significant sequential declines in revenue and margins," Micron said.