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• Stocks Close Lower But Avoid Huge Selloff Friday, 24 Oct 2008 | 5:04 PM ET

  Stocks ended the day significantly lower but avoided a catastrophe, as an orderly selloff staved off what some thought would be a massive market capitulation.

• What's Apple Really Worth? Friday, 24 Oct 2008 | 12:41 PM ET

  

  It becomes a monumental problem for Apple's valuation when you consider that if Apple didn't defer iPhone revenue, the product would account for 44 percent of Apple's fourth quarter revenue, and a whopping 63 percent of its profits from the device.

• Mad Mail: The Top Two U.S. Companies? Thursday, 23 Oct 2008 | 8:52 PM ET

  Cramer names his favorites. Here's a clue: They're both in tech.

• Lightning Round: Amazon, Mosaic, GM and More Thursday, 23 Oct 2008 | 8:43 PM ET

  Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

• S&P, Nasdaq Close at Five-Year Lows Thursday, 23 Oct 2008 | 11:21 AM ET

  Stocks fell sharply Wednesday after the latest bevy of big names reporting earnings issued gloomy outlooks or missed their targets altogether. The Dow shed 514.45, or 5.7 percent, to close at 8519.21.  The S&P 500 lost  6.1 percent, ending at 896.78, revisiting its Oct. 10 level.

• All New Bear Repellant Formula Wednesday, 22 Oct 2008 | 6:42 PM ET

  

  Looking for ways to battle the bear. The Fast Money traders (and a few of their friends) have some ideas for you.

• Dow Down 400 as Earnings Rattle Market Wednesday, 22 Oct 2008 | 2:58 PM ET

  Stocks fell sharply Wednesday after the latest bevy of big names reporting earnings issued gloomy outlooks or missed their targets altogether.

• Stocks Fall Sharply, Fear Gauge Soars Wednesday, 22 Oct 2008 | 9:57 AM ET

  Stocks fell sharply at the open Wednesday after the latest bevy of big names reporting earnings issued gloomy outlooks or missed their targets altogether.

• Futures Fall Amid Gloomy Earnings Start Wednesday, 22 Oct 2008 | 8:09 AM ET

  Stock index futures pointed to a weak open Wednesday as the emerging earnings picture did little to alleviate investors' fears of a grinding recession, despite an easing in interbank lending rates.

• Stocks Fall On Earnings Tuesday, 21 Oct 2008 | 6:25 PM ET

  

  The stock market deteriorated in the final 20 minutes of trading with the Dow closing with triple digit losses.

• Dow Sheds More Than 200 in Late Selloff Tuesday, 21 Oct 2008 | 5:14 PM ET

  Stocks sold off in the final hour of trading, an hour that has become known for wild, unpredictable swings, as a new government plan to juice money-market funds and some dismal corporate outlooks kept investors on edge.

• Stocks Retreat Amid Gloomy Outlooks Tuesday, 21 Oct 2008 | 2:36 PM ET

  Stocks retreated after a fleeting uptick as investors digested a slew of earnings and some dismal outlooks and signs of a thawing in the credit markets.

• Lightning Round: Apple, McDonald's, Arch Coal and More Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | 7:54 PM ET

  Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

• iEconomy: Apple Reports Tuesday Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | 6:20 PM ET

  Apple shares have lost about half their value since late last year. With the tech titan set to report earnings Tuesday after the bell, what should you expect?

• Dow Rallies 400 Points After Late Surge Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | 4:54 PM ET

  Stocks rallied to the finish line after another volatile session as signs began to emerge that credit markets may be defrosting.  The Dow gained more than 400 points.

• Does France's Sarkozy Seek 'State Capitalism'? Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | 3:52 PM ET

  Is a second Bretton Woods coming? Mr. Sarkozy, the French president, met with President Bush over the weekend. They agreed to a series of summit meetings in the next few months to discuss common strategy for the global economy, but don't kid yourself: behind that innocuous goal, Mr. Sarkozy is clearly pushing for a change in the way capitalism is practiced.

• Stocks Chug Higher After Paulson Remarks Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | 3:15 PM ET

  Stocks were higher in a wobbly session as investors digested remarks from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson.

• Holiday GPS: Will Tough Times Lead to Good Electronics Deals? Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | 10:54 AM ET

  

  This economic slowdown couldn’t come at a worse time for retailers and electronics manufacturers — The holidays are typically their biggest earnings period. But you know what that means: Sales!

• Oppenheimer Likes Oil, Gas; Europe Backs Its Banks Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | 9:38 AM ET

  Recapitalization of European banks is continuing: ING took a 10 billion euro ($13.5 billion) cash influsion; French banking giant Societe Generale was down on capitalization concerns; Sweden outlined a $205 billion plan to support its banks. Secretary Paulson will speak at 11:30am ET, giving details of the application process for the capital purchase program. Also: Oppenheimer is upgrading all the big oil and gas names this morning.

• Dow Must Top 10,625 to Avoid Big Bear Monday, 20 Oct 2008 | 8:56 AM ET

  If the Dow Jones Industrial Average does not close above 10,625 this month, it will be in a multi-year bear market and likely to be closer to the 5,000 level once the recession is over, a strategist told CNBC Monday.