Morning Jolt

Walmart's second quarter earnings show that Amazon isn't the only retailer around. J.C. Penney tanks on its results. The markets relax a bit.

Retail earnings are in full swing with results from Walmart and J.C. Penney. All eyes still on the cannabis space. Big day for tool king Stanley Black & Decker.

Sears looking at its last holiday season? One player in the electric transportation space will debut an autonomous shuttle in mid-2019. Is the housing market recovery dying out?

Prices for commodities such as gold and copper have fallen apart. Big red flags. Sears is also falling apart.

Good news: Turkey's currency crisis has cooled down a bit. Coca-Cola is taking aim at PepsiCo's leadership in the sports drink industry. Wall Street continues to watch Tesla and CEO Elon Musk like a hawk.

Coca-Cola has amassed a stake in BodyArmor. The move could cause PepsiSo to lose market share with Gatorade. Meanwhile, Tesla is still dominating headlines.

Turkey's currency crisis is getting downright ugly, and that should be a worry to investors. Amazon's advertising business is poised to haul in some serious dough by 2021. All eyes on Tesla, of course.

Turkey's currency crisis has sent the U.S. dollar sharply higher. That isn't good news for many multinationals.

The Tesla saga continues. A housing company's comments should scare you. Intel is hated by Wall Street. And, it may be a slow summer Friday, but TheStreet's newsroom is on fire with scoops and analysis.

The U.S. housing market's growth momentum may be slowing, suggests Redfin's CEO.