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Not all Dow components declined on Tuesday as trade war worries reached fever pitch.

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Looking for reasons to worry? Check out these trends playing out in the market that deserve to the attention of the bulls.

Here's a hot take: Just let Amazon buy Sears. Or Apple buy Tesla. Or even Microsoft and Netflix.

Jim Cramer says we need stocks that are in sync with the global gloom and can be bought when we feel gloomy, which is pretty much every day.

Here is a new index for all you traders out there to follow, compliments of TheStreet's founder Jim Cramer. Welcome to the GLUM Index.

Taking the measure of what's keeping the markets in the dumps.

Google and JD could each find a lot of value in the other company's technology and expertise. Meanwhile, Alibaba could mull a countermove.

One year ago Saturday, Amazon shocked Wall Street by announcing its plan to acquire struggling Whole Foods Market for $13.7 billion, but not everything has gone according to the online retail giant's plan.

Amazon announced its big deal for Whole Foods one-year ago today. Since then, it has been a lot of hype and not much bite.

When President Trump proposed a plan to cut back food stamp benefits in February, Dollar Tree and Dollar General's stocks dropped.

Retailers are relatively immune from the effects of U.S.-China tariff battles, but that could change.

The market gets ready to trade a potential trade war with China. Struggling General Electric will see its shares hover around a two-month low on Friday - talk about a vote of no confidence in CEO John Flannery.

Goldman Sachs is making a push into impact investing.

Consumers are seeing Walmart become much more competitive with Amazon in terms of price, according to TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer.

TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Thursday's trending stocks from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Twitter is trying to make it easier to follow big events in real-time, Microsoft is reportedly working on an Amazon Go alternative and Alphabet's Waymo continues to make impressive progress.

The American entrepreneurial spirit was very much alive at Walmart's fifth annual Open Call event at their corporate headquarters Wednesday.

Walmart customers, Feeding America ® and local food banks across the nation helped secure a record 230 million meals for food insecure households as part of their fifth annual "Fight Hunger.

U.S. stock futures point to a mixed start for Wall Street on Thursday, as investors react to hawkish signals on interest rates from the Federal Reserve; Comcast launches a $65 billion offer for assets of Twenty-First Century Fox; Microsoft challenges Amazon in checkout-free retail.

Walmart's latest venture is food production at a new plant in Indiana.

Long-time Cisco CEO John Chambers is now leading a venture capital firm he founded called JC 2. Chambers talks with TheStreet on the latest 'Jolt' podcast about the future of technology and his newest venture.

On June 13, Walmart's Home Office will be buzzing with entrepreneurs from 46 states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia ready to pitch their U.

Sometimes a small thing turns into a very big deal.

Cigna CEO David Cordani is game on in trying to shape the future of healthcare. He talks with TheStreet on where he thinks things are headed.

Here's what you need to know for Monday, June 4.

Stocks rise on Monday as stronger-than-expected jobs data from the U.S. overshadows trade fears.