Caterpillar Inc. (CAT)

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The big issue for U.S. stocks is Caterpillar's unfortunate quarter. Here's why that scares the broader market.

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Caterpillar trades flat despite a pretty discouraging earnings report. Here's how to trade CAT from here.

Jim Cramer has some thoughts on Boeing and Caterpillar's earnings and the CEO shakeups at ServiceNow, Under Armour, and Nike.

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Caterpillar posted weaker-than-expected third quarter earnings Wednesday, while lowering it full-year profit outlook, sending shares in the Dow component sharply lower in pre-market trading

Jim Cramer's got some thoughts on some stocks as investors react to earnings from Caterpillar and new CEOs at Nike and Under Armour.

Let's check the charts and indicators of this company once again.

U.S. equity futures sputtered Wednesday, while global stocks struggled to find direction amid increasing political uncertainty in Europe, increasing concern for the health of the global tech sector and a heavy slate of corporate earnings in the Untied States.

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U.S. stock futures are mixed Wednesday and the global chip sector slumps following a revenue warning from Texas Instruments; Boeing, Caterpillar, Microsoft and Tesla to report earnings; Boeing's head of commercial airlines will leave the aerospace giant amid the 737 MAX crisis; Nike CEO Mark Parker to step down.

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Caterpillar revenue expected to fall 0.8% to $13.4 billion.

Global stocks edged higher Tuesday, helping lift Wall Street futures into the green, as investors focused on a wave of corporate earnings on both sides of the Atlantic that temporarily snuffed out optimistic signals from both sides of the U.S.-China trade dispute.

Stocks finished higher Monday, bolstered by potential progress in the U.S.-China trade war and optimism about upcoming earnings reports.

U.S. stock futures rise modestly Monday amid hopes for progress in the trade war between the U.S. and China but also uncertainties about Britain's exit from the European Union.

Trade deal worries and earnings uncertainty will probably keep stocks under pressure. Here's Jim Cramer's game plan for next week.

Stocks declined as Boeing and Johnson & Johnson pulled shares down, while China posted its weakest quarterly economic growth rate in nearly three decades, returning investors' attention to the trade talks between Washington and Beijing.

Stock investors should take a finer look at China's economy, UBS thinks.

Caterpillar's bottom line is under increasing pressure amid fallout from the trade war between the United States and China, a slowing global economy, and a struggling manufacturing sector.

Stocks finish higher Thursday on news of a Brexit agreement between the U.K. and the European Union, and a ceasefire agreement in Syria, but IBM's revenue miss weighed on investor sentiment.