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Roku's (ROKU) latest cost-cutting measures should attract additional investors to the streaming-device maker's stock, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.

The Investing Club holds its Morning Meeting every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

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Airlines like Southwest, Alaska and United are paying more for jet-fuel this summer.

The NFL season, which kicks off Thursday, will see more games exclusively on streaming services as media companies invest more outside of traditional TV.

The European Union on Wednesday unveiled a list of six designated "gatekeepers" set to come under its new Digital Markets Act.

The real estate sector was the top gainer on the HSI, but the overall index was still in negative territory, dragged by health-care and industrial stocks.

The NFL season kicks off this week, and with 34 states and D.C. offering legal sports gambling, Americans are increasingly willing to place a bet.

The CEO of U.S. chip giant Qualcomm thinks artificial intelligence could give the smartphone market a fresh lease on life.

In remarks that aligned with sentiment from other key central bankers, Collins said the Fed may be "near or even at the peak" for rates.

Tech giants dominated a ranking of customer loyalty among Fortune 100 firms — with Alphabet, Intel, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft all appearing in the top 10.

Greenblatt dismissed allegations Musk made over the Labor Day weekend, in which he claimed the ADL was "trying to kill" the platform formerly known as Twitter.

After rising sharply for several weeks, mortgage interest rates pulled back slightly last week, but not enough to revive mortgage demand.

Moderna, Pfizer and Novavax are slated to roll out new vaccines targeting XBB.1.5 within weeks, pending approvals from the FDA.

Disney CEO Bob Iger may want to eventually sell Disney to Apple, but it's unclear if Apple wants to buy Disney.

We ranked the quarterly reports of our holdings in the Club as great, good, not-so-bad and ugly.

The move underscores the way in which electric vehicle makers launching in China like Polestar are putting technology at the heart of their offering.

North Korea-linked hackers have stolen hundreds of millions of crypto to fund the regime's nuclear weapons programs, research shows.

Hundreds of millions of people have crypto investments, but only few of them have holdings worth more than $1 million, a new survey shows.

Chinese electric vehicles pose "a real threat" to the European car industry, but the continent's automakers are aware of the competition.