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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday picked out five sectors that he thinks are performing well in the current economic environment, and he gave five he thinks are lagging behind.

Padres All-Star Tatis is suing to get out of a contract he signed with Big League Advance when he was 17. Can he win? Here’s what’s going on.

Shares of Steelcase Inc. fell after hours on Wednesday, after the office-furniture maker’s second-quarter outlook disappointed investors, amid weaker demand from its government customers and in Europe that could bring more cuts after a recent round of layoffs.

Micron Technology Inc.’s earnings results for the May quarter came in above Wall Street’s expectations Wednesday, as demand for artificial-intelligence chips boosts sales for its high-bandwidth memory chips.

With Nike Inc.’s fourth-quarter results due on Thursday, some analysts say the company’s sluggish sales and stock price should reach the bottom soon — if not now, then in the months ahead — after struggling with competition, squeezed consumers and weaker sneaker demand over the past few years.

Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary was viewed as a surprise by some — but his campaign’s central message was no shock to most New Yorkers.

Circle Internet Group shares were losing more steam on Wednesday, three weeks after the company’s splashy initial public offering, with focus now shifting to other stablecoin plays.

Jim Cramer ran through the Club's 30 holdings during the June Monthly Meeting on Wednesday.

While shares of chip makers and cloud providers have been the winners so far this year, there are still opportunities for investors in software stocks, analysts said.

Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said the airline is open airport lounges and higher-end service like Europe flights and more premium classes to woo travelers.

This is why the stock is on pace to reach a new all-time closing high and reclaim its spot as the largest company by market capitalization.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made clear this week that he’s not ready to give in to demands by President Donald Trump to immediately cut U.S. interest rates. So what would convince him?

U.S. regulators took their first concrete steps on Wednesday toward deregulating banks in a way that is seen as likely to have big implications for the Treasury market, investors and the broader financial market.

I will put myself in the shoes of those who just joined the Club, and tell you what I would swing at.

An avalanche of cash could be heading for the stock market over the next month or so, one Wall Street strategist said on Wednesday.

BP’s stock rallied on Wednesday, and shares of Shell fell, after the Wall Street Journal reported the two companies were holding merger talks.

The once-reliable “Buffett premium” — the idea that investors would pay extra for Berkshire’s stock because of Warren Buffett’s genius — appears to be fading into history.

Sales of new homes plunged in May as buyers continued to stay away from the market, even as builders threw discounts and deals at them.

The White House says its tax bill will boost growth by more than a percentage point annually.

Any remaining excitement over Tesla’s robotaxi event could be enough to drown out potentially disappointing delivery numbers.