It was 20 years ago today(ish) that Jim Cramer taught the CNBC audience to play. The stock market that is. On Tuesday, the Mad Money host rang in his signature show’s platinum anniversary by ringing ...

The CNBC host said 'I do' to Lisa Detwiler at a historic warehouse in Brooklyn, New York Emily Strohm is a Senior Editor at PEOPLE. She has been at PEOPLE for 11 years and has written nearly 40 ...

Almost immediately, Bridget is enthralled with all the old worn out money that is being shredded. She comes up with a plan to get her old lifestyle back by stealing much of that money, which she ...

“Mad Money” TV show host Jim Cramer is a popular, though somewhat over-the-top showman. His “Lightning Round” segment, where the investment guru calls out buy-sell-hold recommendations on ...

The conversation also led them to reveal how much money they made during the series, and which of them earned more Some of the stars of Mad TV are looking back at their long careers and the twists ...

On Monday’s episode of Mad Money, Jim Cramer broke down the day’s market rally and argued in favor of staying invested, even in times of uncertainty. He pointed out that earnings are once ...

"There are two ways to make money on Wall Street. There's the easy way and there's the hard way. But Jim Cramer told his Mad Money viewers Tuesday that the easy money is always the best kind of gain.