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  • Cramer’s Lessons from 2009 Bottom

    The “Mad Money” host takes a look at the top performing stocks since the market bottom to see what lessons can be learned.

  • Six in 60
    Stocks to Watch: Tyson Foods, Transatlantic Holdings and More...

    Here's why you should keep a close eye on these six stocks.

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    Travel Stock Plays & Poll

    As temperatures heat up, summer travel will heat up too. So we decided it was time to go through our stock screener and find the hot performers in the travel industry.

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    Upsets Hit Merger Arbitrage Investors

    Merger arbitrage investors are braced for a second consecutive month of losses with a string of unexpected upsets leading to a difficult period for the hedge fund strategy, the FT reports.

  • The Next Big Tech IPO: Pandora?
    Stocks Close Higher, Dow Ends Above 12,000

    Stocks slipped slightly from session highs but still closed broadly higher Tuesday, led by gains in the energy sector, following a handful of economic news that helped boost market confidence.

  • Stocks Poised to Close Higher, Led by Energy

    Stocks pointed to a higher close Tuesday after a handful of economic data helped boost market confidence and after Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said failure to raise debt ceiling could result in severe market disruption.

  • Rally on 'Less Bad' Data

    With few earnings and economics reports lately, the markets have been missing any catalysts to spark a move to the upside over the past 1.5 weeks. They are finally getting one today, and that’s leading to a broad-based rally with 8 stocks rising for every 1 that’s down.

  • Stocks Gain Sharply, Dow Climbs Above 12,000

    Stocks rallied over 1 percent Tuesday following a handful of economic data that helped boost investor confidence and after China's robust industrial production report.

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    Avis Ditches Dollar Thrifty, Buys Avis Europe

    It’s over. The on-again, off-again battle between Hertz and Avis to buy Dollar Thrifty has effectively ended, given Avis' decision to spend a billion dollars in cash to buy Avis Europe.

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    Avis Gets Manageable Solution for Dollar Thrifty Bid

    After months of negotiations and delay, Avis Budget Group has finally received specifics from the Federal Trade Commission about what it must do in order to move ahead with any purchase of Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group.

  • Lightning Round: ConocoPhillips, Airgas, Mosaic and More

    Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.

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    Dollar Thrifty to Work With Hertz for Antitrust OK

    Dollar Thrifty Automotive will cooperate with Hertz to get antitrust clearance for Hertz's $2.25 billion acquisition offer for the smaller car-rental chain.

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    Economic Prosperity Comes from a 'Level Playing Field': CEO

    Economic prosperity comes from open markets and a "level playing field," James Dinan, chairman and CEO of York Capital Management, told CNBC Wednesday.

  • Stocks Close Higher on Commodities Rally

    Stocks closed modestly higher as oil and precious metals staged a strong comeback, sending prices in the energy and materials sectors higher.

  • Stocks Rise Ahead of Close, Led by Energy

    Stocks held firm gains in the final hour of trading on Monday as a rebound in oil and precious metals pushed energy and materials sectors higher.

  • Stocks Trade Slightly Higher; Energy Gains

    Stocks traded slightly higher after fluctuating throughout the morning following Standard & Poor's downgraded Greece, reigniting worries about the health of the euro zone.

  • Futures Rise Slightly; Commodities Rebound

    Stock index futures gained ahead of the open on Monday, rising in line with commodities as investors hunt for bargains after last week’s sharp losses for oil and silver in particular.

  • Citi Splits: What Does This Mean Long-Term?

    Nothing came out of the emergency meeting of European finance ministers over the weekend. Commodities are bouncing, including silver up 4-5 percent this morning.

  • Japan's Nikkei Up 4.3% — But Production Cuts Uncertain

    Sony will likely cut production at five more plants and said they were considering temporarily moving some production overseas. Iron ore miner Rio Tinto noted that some steel mills have suspended operations in Japan. Egypt's stock market will reopen Wednesday, officials say.

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    Cheap Debt for Corporations Fails to Spur Economy

    As many households and small businesses are being turned away by bank loan officers, large corporations are borrowing vast sums of money for next to nothing — simply because they can, the New York Times reports.