"It's a sector that has not gotten the right amount of capital over time. We think we can help change that," Constellation Brands CEO Bill Newlands told CNBC.
"We are in a situation right now ... where vaccinations are one of the most important things we can do for public health," Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said.
With more Americans spending time in the great outdoors amid the coronavirus pandemic, the trend has lead to a glut in inventory at recreational vehicle dealerships.
"We've gained market share in most of our categories, and this isn't just a U.S. phenomena. ... It's going to drive growth for a long time," McCormick's CEO said.
"I don't know if October will be much better, but I doubt it could be much worse," the "Mad Money" host said as a brutal month of September nears the end.
"We don't feel pressure. We feel pressure to get it right and maintain the standards and to play a big part in helping people get back to normal," Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson told CNBC.
"The strength in the stock of Darden, it should terrify you. Darden's winning because its private competitors can't cope with the Covid-19 economy," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
CNBC's Jim Cramer said he expects more volatility for the market ahead, but recommended investors consider stocks like Apple and PepsiCo when they reach appropriate prices.