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Americans are not fans of their cable TV service or their cell phone service. But they really hate their Internet service provider.
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If you haven't seen the video on youtube yet, it's worth a look. If this is legit, it's brutal, and Hewlett-Packard , the world's largest personal computer maker, has some major explaining to do.
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Cramer consults the charts for an answer.
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Plus, get calls on the brokers, tech and more.
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While the slow economic recovery is bad news for retailers, it may be good news for consumers, as retailers find themselves with elevated inventories and a fast approaching end to the holiday season. I expect discounting could become very aggressive.
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There’s only a few days left to find that perfect gift this holiday season, but with the help of an iPhone, all you may need is a few minutes.
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Forget $700, he says. This stock is going higher.
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Cramer used to hate this stock, and for good reason. But does he still?
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Plus, find out what Cramer has to say about the Apple iPhone’s newest competitor.
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Blu-ray, a high-definition variation of the DVD format introduced three years ago, was initially met by a collective shrug from most consumers. Who needed another black box to connect to the TV, the thinking went, even if it did promise to play movie discs in clear, crisp high-definition?
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Plus, get Mad Money’s stock-by-stock Game Plan for the coming week, including Boeing, Nike, Apple and more.
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And Google, Amazon.com and other techs as well.
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There is a question that has crossed the mind recently of anyone who has sent a cellphone text message while cheating on a spouse: What was I thinking? Text messages are the new lipstick on the collar, the mislaid credit card bill, says the New York Times.
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A key hematology conference and earnings reports offer investors six stocks to watch.
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The Mad Money host talks jobs, the economy and more. Plus, two tech stocks worth buying.
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Dell is creating a new communications division, in a push to place more emphasis on mobile devices, the PC maker announced on Friday.
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Don't miss Cramer's interviews with some of the top CEOs in the US.
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Plus, get calls on retail, tech and more.
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An unlikely leader has set the tone for the whole sector.
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Well, as best the Mad Money host can anyway. No doubt stocks are sending some mixed messages.
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In many ways, MySQL embodies the ideals of the populist software movement known as open source, in which a program’s creator releases it to the world free of charge, and legions of volunteers contribute improvements that are also freely shared.