Jim Cramer says he’s not a fan of momentum buying, and he warns investors to focus on fundamentals and beware froth.

U.S. stocks look set for a mixed open Thursday, amid the busiest reporting session of the earnings season, even as global markets extend gains after the Federal Reserve signaled a pause in its rate hike plans and a series of blue-chip companies posted stronger-than-expected earnings and profit guidance that eased concerns over the prospect of a damaging slowdown in China.

Global stocks extended gains Thursday, with markets in Asia rising to the highest level in four months, after the U.S. Federal Reserve signaled a pause in its rate hike plans and a series of blue-chip companies posted stronger-than-expected earnings and profit guidance that eased concerns over the prospect of a damaging slowdown in China.

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

Jim Cramer explains how this selloff works and who the culprits are, puts it in context and outlines your action plan.

Sequoia Capital and Y Combinator have told startups that cutting costs is a priority.

Elon Musk will soon allow Dogecoin to purchase SpaceX merchandise.

The theme park company has opened Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind and not everyone is happy despite the ride getting wonderful reviews.

Aurora is slashing its production capacity as it builds a runway toward positive Ebitda a year from now.