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Mattress Mack, aka Jim McIngvale, has bet $10 million on the Houston Astros to win the World Series.

Here are the most important news items that investors need to start their trading day.

Formal approval of the deal from the European Council and European Parliament is required before it takes effect.

China's latest Covid controls affected 9.2% of gross domestic product as of Thursday, up from 7% on Oct. 16, according to Nomura's model.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

The CNBC host of 'Mad Money' listed this set of industries to watch after a tough earnings season for Big Tech.

Former President Donald Trump's Doral course in Florida is hosting events for the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league this week.

Southwest said delivery delays will determine its schedules going forward.

The fast-food giant said traffic to its U.S. restaurants is growing despite higher menu prices.

Comcast added 14,000 new broadband customers, a slight rebound from the previous quarter, when it didn't add any broadband subscribers for the first time ever.

The New York Post said it fired an employee who posted stories with racist, sexist and violent headlines.

The biggest U.S. carriers have been in negotiations for new contracts for months.

The report found that NASA's work in fiscal year 2021 generated an economic output of over $71 billion.

Orlando Ashford joins Fanatics in the new role of chief people officer, the second C-suite hire in the past two weeks for Michael Rubin's sports platform.

Two independent studies suggest the new Covid booster shots don't protect better against omicron BA.5 than the original vaccines.

Sono Motors plans to bring a solar-powered EV to market in mid-2023. Priced at $25,000, it will hit the European market first, with plans to expand in the U.S.

Beer is taking up less of the American booze market as beverage companies flood the market with buzzy new drink categories including ready-to-drink cocktails.

The Buffalo Bills' new stadium, controversial due to its hefty bill for taxpayers, is expected to open in 2026.

Five U.S. rocket builders have successfully reached orbit in the past two decades.

Eateries have trimmed their weekly operating hours by 7.5%, or 6.4 hours, compared with pre-pandemic schedules, according to a report from Datassential.