Jim Cramer digs into recent executive stock buys and more.

U.S. stock futures are higher on Monday as investor concerns revolve around slowing U.S. corporate earnings; IBM reaches deal to buy Red Hat for $34 billion; Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the tweet he sent in August about taking the electric vehicle company private at $420 a share was 'worth it.'

Jim Cramer takes a look at General Electric, Chevron, Manitowoc, Gilead Sciences, Encore Capital Group, Tower Semiconductor, Camping World, Kinder Morgan and more.

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Jim Cramer takes a closer look at AT&T, Raytheon, Weatherford International, New York Community Bancorp.

Jim Cramer says foolish traders believe a trade war will trigger a recession, but they're wrong. Fight the crosswinds with a game plan for next week.

Global oil prices have gained nearly 15% since March as investors count the cost of continue OPEC production cuts and the threat of supply disruption from Iran linked to nuclear treaty sanctions, but most energy-related stocks have yet to follow suit.

After a mass exodus from the space in recent years amid the worst commodity downturn in decades, investors are finally thinking about energy stocks, including oilfield services firms.

U.S. futures were indicating a more than 200 point drop for the Dow.

Foxconn, Apple's main iPhone assembler, forecast muted smartphone revenues for its September quarter amid waning global demand.

Disney needs to add more than 9 million streaming users each quarter in order to meet its September 2024 goal of between 230 million and 260 million global subscribers.

Retailing giant Walmart wants to ensure its customers can get what they're looking for, however they want to buy it.