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Consumer staples is a sector that can be hit or miss when it comes to investing. But Jim Cramer is bullish on the sector. Here are his top picks.
Regulatory changes have opened private-equity markets to retail investors. Is this type of investment right for you?
Google shares fall after being downgraded on several key factors, including worries about the search business and major competition from the likes of Apple and Facebook.
Wary of insurers? TheStreet's Jim Cramer isn't. Insurance companies are one of 12 sectors where investors should put their money. Check out which names he likes best.
The tech world would be a very different place today had Tim Cook, not Mark Zuckerberg, gone aggressively after photo service Instagram.
MKM Partners initiates coverage of the social network with a bullish outlook on the company's ability to make money from video ads, and use Instagram and WhatsApp to remain relevant.
Google shares fell after being downgraded on several key factors, including worries about the search business and major competition from the likes of Apple and Facebook.
Chief Digital Officer Adam Brotman gives Wall Street insight into a coming-soon delivery service designed to be a "significant" transaction driver for the brand.
Facebook went public at a $104 billion valuation in May 2012. Some believe Uber will get to a nine figure valuation mark sometime next year.
Investors, now is the time to start taking steps to lower the amount of cash you'll have to fork over to Uncle Sam in April.
U.S. expats are renouncing citizenship in large numbers in response to a new tax law that extends Uncle Sam's reach across the borders.
The new GOP majority in Congress should take up the president's issues, but give them a conservative twist to promote investment and jobs.
The issue is shaping up to be a hot-button issue for 2016.
Full employment is nearly here, but there's one unanswered question that matters most to Americans: When will wages begin rising again?
The economy added 321,000 jobs in November, eclipsing analyst estimates of 230,000, but not high enough to move the needle on wages.
Friday's jobs report shows stronger hiring in professional and business services, retail trade, health care and manufacturing.
November could have been a breakout month for job gains, but there are still plenty of red flags for the U.S. economy.
With corporate earnings season now effectively priced in, what can send the market higher at year end?
Millennials will comprise 45% of the U.S. workforce next year. They approach the workplace in a very different way than older generations.
TheStreet's Jim Cramer explains why he sees buying opportunities in Lululemon (LULU) and Costco (COST).
Owning the stock of a likely takeover candidate can result in tidy profits. TheStreet's Jim Cramer names 19 companies he thinks could be bought or broken up in 2015.
With lower gas prices giving a boost to consumer spending. the consumer sector is one of 12 sectors where TheStreet's Jim Cramer thinks investors should put their money.
Several well-known sports and clothing brands are positioned to take advantage of the expected explosion in technology-enabled clothing.
Data on the holiday season has come in mixed. Should investors dump retail stocks as a result?
Tech companies and startups fight increasingly sophisticated cyber threats against new-age hackers that are several grades above classic phishing by, say, the deputy governor at the Central Bank of Nigeria.
The stock markets in the United States ended the trading higher driven by the better-than-expected jobs data. The Department of Labor reported that the economy added 321,000 new jobs in November, the highest since January 2012. The unemployment rate remained at 5.8%, the lowest in six years. Sign up for our free daily newsletter In […] The post Market News: Actuate Corp, Chevron Corporation, Starbucks Corporation appeared first on ValueWalk.
Crude oil prices see punishing losses again on Friday with West Texas Intermediate crude now down nearly 40% from its mid-summer high.
Crude oil prices are being crushed again as jobs growth fuels a rally in the U.S. dollar.
Engaged Capital's Glenn Wellington envisions sponsors assisting in campaigns, but bemoans 'white knight' situations.
Breakout Stocks & Trifecta Stocks Portfolio Manager Bryan Ashenberg, CFA, touts TrueCar as a stock to watch as auto sales rise.
That applies to the whole sector -- but the majors with dividends seem like the place to go first.
Here's how to prepare for the upturn in oil.
In this era of turmoil, investors can take comfort in this sector.
Cramer says it may soon be time to buy EOG Resources, he's a fan of Deckers and Zoes Kitchen continues to prosper.
Cramer says MasterCard and Visa are heading higher but he's staying away from a 'controversial' Trinity Industries.
The Giants won their third World Series in six seasons. What does it mean for the secondary market for tickets?
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCLH) had coverage resumed today at Barclays which has an 'overweight' rating on the shares.
Good news should support a rebound in this beaten-down stock.
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