In his new book "WORKAROUNDS THAT WORK: How to Conquer Anything That Stands in Your Way at Work," Russell Bishop writes if you're without a job - maybe it's time to consider a "workaround" - a new way of thinking to remove those mental and physical blocks that prevent you from getting a job - even if what's preventing you from getting a job is...YOU.
Plus, Cramer's take on his favorite bull markets NOW.
Plus, get Cramer's take on the Airgas buyback announcement.
Traders puzzled by the weaker than expected January retail sales, reported yesterday, might have a partial answer from Deutsche Bank's Joe LaVorgna, who in a note to clients said the IRS delay in processing federal tax refunds may have been a contributor , though he notes its ultimate impact was likely minor.
The "Fast Money" traders explain why you can't short this market, even if a correction is around the corner.
See what's happening, who's talking and what will be making headlines on Wednesday's Squawk on the Street.
Four ways the "Mad Money" host suggests playing higher commodity costs.
Retail sales rose 0.3% in January, seventh month in a row of gains. However, today’s report released by the U.S. government indicated that this was the smallest increase since last summer.
Prices are rising in China and Britain, eurozone leaders are talking (and talking), and traders would like Americans to go shopping, already.
Coolest video of the day - "A big fancy book robot" up and running in New York.
Neil Hennessy, portfolio manager and CIO of Hennessy Funds, expects stocks to continue rising for the rest of the year.
One veteran journalist takes us behind the scenes and into the pits to show us what really happened as oil prices soared writing, "It wasn’t surprising that the traders who ruled over the New York Mercantile Exchange, the world's most powerful oil market, imbibed illegal substances and brought guns, strippers and pornographic material into the trading pits."