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"You've heard of the Dogs of the Dow? Well, now I want to talk to you about the Gnats of the Nasdaq, the worst performers in the Nasdaq-100," Cramer said.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday said the market will broaden throughout the month of January.

While Tesla's Model Y was the best-selling purely battery-powered car in China for the six months ending in November, BYD accounted for four of the top 10.

When the December jobs report is released Friday morning, markets will be looking for a number that hits a sweet spot.

Peloton is partnering with TikTok as part of its larger strategy to change its public perception and attract a broader array of customers.

If your goal is to save the most money possible in your 401(k) this year, these tips can help.

A federal agency has charged SpaceX with illegally firing employees after they wrote an open letter critical of Musk.

Walgreens cut its dividend to 25 cents per share to "strengthen [its] long-term balance sheet and cash position," said CEO Tim Wentworth.

Everybody likes a comeback. Constellation Brands' has an opportunity to redeem itself with its before-the-bell quarterly numbers.

Seven states are enrolling workers in so-called auto-IRA programs to address a gap in 401(k) coverage and savings. More are scheduled to come on line.

U.S. Treasury yields ticked higher Thursday following the release of fresh employment numbers.

Many more documents containing names of people associated with sex predator Jeffrey Epstein are expected to be released in a New York court in coming days.

The latest catalyst for Eli Lilly is a corporate decision more common in the retail and entertainment industries, not pharmaceuticals.

Billionaire investor Ken Griffin's various hedge fund strategists all posted double-digit returns for 2023, but they failed to beat the broader market.

Bitcoin rose on Thursday, recovering some of its losses from the previous day.

More than 150 names of people connected to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein are contained in New York federal court documents that will be made public.

Cliff Asness' longest running multistrategy fund at AQR Capital Management returned 18.5% last year, net of fees.

The agreement between the NCAA and ESPN has an annual value of $115 million, nearly triple that of the current deal.

Musalem, 55, will start on April 2. He replaces James Bullard, who joined Purdue University last August.

Artificial intelligence and augmented reality will be used in a "concert experience."