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Jim Cramer breaks down why he’s buying Citigroup shares ahead of the Federal Reserve's stress test results.
The ruling sets a higher legal hurdle for law enforcement than previously existed under federal law
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Jim Cramer hears from Red Hat President and CEO Jim Whitehurst after the software company's stock saw its worst trading day since 2006.
A person familiar with the situation told the Journal that the award wasn't tied to future performance metrics and that it had been unanimously approved by shareholders.
Morgan Stanley is telling its clients to pay attention to a market that could grow very quickly, as the firm said it expects "significant development" from space ventures.
Credit Suisse reiterates its outperform rating for Intel shares, predicting the chipmaker will generate strong earnings results next year.
Bernstein reiterates its market perform rating for Tesla shares.
Needham reiterates its buy rating for EA shares, saying its subscription business is already a multibillion-dollar asset for the company.
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Nordea's head of group sustainable finance Sasja Beslik said the company's sustainability funds will not invest in Facebook shares anymore.
Red Hat beat estimates for its fiscal first quarter, but looking ahead, estimates came in low.
Amazon's Fire TV Cube lets you control almost your entire TV experience by voice. CNBC's Todd Haselton says it's so good that he now wants one for every TV in his home.
Tesla sued ex-employee Martin Tripp for allegedly hacking and stealing data, but in two separate interviews he claims to be a whistleblower.
Bitcoin prices fall after a regulatory agency in Japan ordered several cryptocurrency exchanges to review their business practices.
Walt Disney said it was willing to divest Twenty-First Century Fox assets that generated up to $1 billion to get a regulatory nod for the deal.
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The computer analysis also studied words from the CEO's of GM, Ford, and Daimler.
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