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Cramer's Lightning Round: GoodRx Is in a ‘No-Fly Zone'
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.
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Netflix Quietly Admits Streaming Competition Is Eating Into Growth
Netflix added a line in its quarterly shareholder letter acknowledging streaming competition is affecting its “marginal growth.”
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FAA Approves More of U.S. Fleet for Low Visibility Landings After 5G Deployment, Some Flights Canceled
The FAA has so far cleared 78% of the U.S. fleet to land in low-visibility conditions.
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5 Things to Know Before the Stock Market Opens Wednesday
U.S. stock futures rose as investors got better-than-expected earnings while digesting the 10-year Treasury yield topping 1.9% early Wednesday
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After Years of 5G Hype and Investment, Wednesday's Network Launch Makes It Real
The 5G networks turned on Wednesday use wavelengths called C-band to cover a large part of the country with wireless service that’s faster than current 4G.
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Foreign Airlines Cancel Some U.S. Flights Despite 5G Deal
ANA, Japan Airlines and Emirates were among the carriers that canceled flights over concerns new 5G service could interfere with some onboard systems.
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AT&T, Verizon Delay 5G Rollout Near Some Airports After Airlines Warned of Flight Cancellations
Airlines warned they would be forced to cancel flights if 5G was deployed as scheduled.
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The Biden Administration Says It's in Talks to Prevent Flight Disruptions Over 5G Rollout
The 5G rollout is scheduled to start on Wednesday after several delays.
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Microsoft's $68.7 Billion Deal for Activision Once Again Shows Big Tech's Dominance Over Legacy Media
Microsoft takes big $68.7 billion swing on video game company Activision Blizzard while legacy media stays on sidelines
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3G Networks Will Disappear This Year — and That's Bad News for Your Car. Here's Why
Mobile carriers are shutting down their 3G networks this year. The planned shutdowns could create a headache for drivers across the country.
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Shams Vs. the ‘Woj Bomb': Sports Reporters Are Duking It Out for Scoops on Twitter, and Their Value Is Soaring
A handful of top sports reporters are followed by millions of fans desperate for breaking news. They’re now set to command big paydays.
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Investing Club: What Jim Cramer Is Watching Tuesday, Including Big Calls on Apple and IBM
Jim’s thoughts on the news and big analyst calls of the day.
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What Jim Cramer Is Watching Friday — Is Selling Over Yet?
Jim’s thoughts on Rivian, GameStop and more.
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What to Watch Today: First Trading Day of 2022 Looks to Pick Up Where Last Year Left Off
U.S. stock futures rose Monday, the first trading day of 2022, even as Covid cases surged above year-ago pandemic highs.
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What Disney's Bob Iger Thinks About the Future of the Movie Theater Experience
Bob Iger, outgoing Disney chairman and former CEO, isn’t giving up on movie theaters as an experience of the future.
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With Just $36.6 Million in Ticket Sales, ‘West Side Story' Is Officially a Box-Office Bomb
“West Side Story” is a box-office bomb, having only generated around $36 million in ticket sales on a $100 million production budget.
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Jim Cramer's Stock Market Winners and Losers for 2021
The “Mad Money” host praised Pfizer, Nvidia and others for helping deliver returns for shareholders in 2021.
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Aviation, Telecom Groups Agree to Share Data to Help Resolve 5G Safety Concerns
Verizon and AT&T are scheduled to start using the spectrum for 5G on Jan. 5.
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These Stocks Significantly Off Their Highs Look Relatively Cheap and Ready to Rally, Traders Say
Caterpillar’s beaten-down shares could make a comeback in the new year as demand for its products increases, Chantico Global CEO Gina Sanchez says.
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‘Spider-Man: No Way Home' Provides Hope for the 2022 Box Office, But There Are Still Hurdles Ahead
“Spider-Man: No Way Home” proves that audiences are ready to return to movie theaters, but the industry still faces major obstacles.
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