Find out what earnings and IPO are in the "Mad Money" host's game plan.
Stocks ended near session highs Friday, with the Dow finishing at its best level since May 2008, buoyed by a monthly government employment report that blew past estimates and a handful of impressive economic news.
If man (and woman) has got to eat, the Super Bowl represents to food companies what Christmas is to retailers — a major percentage of sales.
Jim Cramer’s researcher, Nicole Urken, discusses why the ability for McDonald’s and Yum Brands to thrive in this environment speaks to their long-term growth.
All have similar growth rates but trade at different multiples. Cramer explains why.
If it weren’t for Europe, the U.S. stock market would be higher, the “Mad Money” host says. And he’s got 10 reasons why.
Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
Expensive restaurant stocks can remain expensive for longer than the typical investment horizon, a 'smart' analyst tells me. Is Chipotle going to be one of those? Its stock jumped 10 percent on news that it opened just one Asian concept restaurant.
Just as league owners and players were able to end their disagreements, Buffalo Wild Wings CEO Sally Smith urged Congress to compromise on a deficit plan.
Despite a weak economy and rising commodity costs, these five stocks have managed to outperform their peers and the broad stock market.
While the summer temperatures rise, Buffalo Wild Wings are also catching some heat, hitting an an all time high with shares up by more than 50 percent.
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The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.
Find out why the “Mad Money” host thinks restaurant stocks are back in style.
And the "Mad Money" host has found a name that fits the bill.