After a mixed day on Wall Street, Cramer is breaking down the latest news. Then, Cramer has the exclusive with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff after the company announced Work.com – its latest effort to support businesses amid the pandemic. Next, Cramer is going one-on-one with the CEO of Emergent BioSolutions on the race for a COVID-19 vaccine and its collaboration with Johnson & Johnson. And, the CEO of Alexandria Real Estate Equities gives Cramer an update on the current state of the REIT space and how the company is handling the coronavirus crisis. 

It's the beginning of May, and while the old Wall Street saying says, "sell in May and go away", Jim Cramer's giving you a new saying to help you approach next week's game plan. Then, as consumer trends continue to change, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Clorox to get a read on the recent demand for the company's products. Plus, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Estée Lauder to see how the cosmetic kingpin is faring in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak. 

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Stocks surged today after encouraging results from Gilead on its virus treatment trial and Cramer is evaluating what it could mean for reopening the country. Then, Cramer is going one-on-one with the CEO of Yum! Brands to get a read on how the restaurant industry handling the stay-at-home economy. Next, Cramer is checking in with the CEO of Campbell Soup to hear its latest news and learn more about what the company is doing for its front-line employees during the pandemic. And, fresh off of earnings Cramer has the exclusive with the CEO of ADP to hear more about the quarter and its insight into the labor market. 

Should investors fear the cyclical nature of the steel industry? Cramer's checking in with the new CEO of Nucor to make sense of the steel landscape. Then, after completing its acquisition of WellCare in January, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Centene to dig into the managed care space. Plus, Cramer's taking a birds eye view of Wendy's to see if now is the time to take a second look at the fast food establishment. 

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After a volatile week for the averages, Jim Cramer's making sure you're ready for what's to come with his Game Plan. Then, with a potential beef shortage on the horizon, could consumers turn to plant-based options instead? Cramer's checking in with the CFO of private-player, Impossible Foods, to learn more about the company's mission. Then, what could this week's volatility in oil mean for oil storage? Cramer's talking to the CEO of Nordic American Tanker to discuss the implications of the current state of oil.

Fresh off the company's top and bottom line beat, Cramer's checking in with the CEO of Domino's Pizza to learn more about how the company's delivering in a new environment. Then, after learning that Inovio Pharmaceuticals was one of the most-bought stocks on Robinhood in March, Cramer's talking to the company's CEO to learn more about its path towards finding a vaccine for COVID-19. Plus, Cramer's breaking down UnitedHealth Group's recent earnings to see if there are any insights investors should use to help in building their thesis.

Markets surge in response to news about more government stimulus, oil rebounds and Cramer is picking his bright spot stocks of the stay-at-home economy. Then, MarketAxess CEO, Rick McVey, joins Cramer to discuss how the company is facilitating the shift to electronic bond trading. And, on the fiftieth anniversary for Earth Day, an exclusive with Digital Realty CEO, Bill Stein, on the company’s latest efforts to have renewable energy power their data centers. Plus, Cramer talks with Scott Sperling, co-president of private equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners, about how hospital systems are handling the COVID-19 outbreak.

Jim Cramer is helping investors understand today’s market volatility as the three major averages fall in reaction to oil’s historic price drop.Then, a one-on-one with Puritan Medical’s Executive VP of Global Sales, Timothy Templet, on the company’s role in producing the millions of swabs needed for coronavirus testing. And, as some states consider lifting their lockdowns, Cramer is going off the charts to examine when the country may be ready to re-open for business. Plus, an exclusive interview with Inseego CEO, Dan Mondor, on how the company is approaching the need for more 5G coverage during the lockdown. 

After oil prices fell to historic lows – dropping below $0 for the first time in history, Cramer and Rusty Braziel, are diving into what it means for the energy sector and the market at large amidst further COVID-19 uncertainty. Then, after reporting 1Q20 earnings today, IBM’s new CEO, Arvind Krishna, joins Cramer to discuss where the company is headed in the expanding stay-at-home economy. Plus, Vlad Tenev, Co-CEO of Robinhood, goes one-on-one with Cramer on how the company is addressing the infrastructure problems that led to March outages as well as their rapid growth fueled by young investors

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After the Dow plunged over 400 points, Jim Cramer looks to where the winners of the stay at home economy will be found. Then, Parsley Energy CEO, Matt Gallagher, joins Cramer to discuss his proposal to impose state-wide production cuts on oil to combat the on-going international price war. Next, Cramer is looking through the turbulent market to find some stocks that are actually raising their dividends. Plus, an interview with Ernie Garcia III, CEO of online car retailer Carvana, on how the company is embracing new strategies, like a touchless delivery program, in the time of COVID-19.

The market rallied today and Cramer is diving into the coronavirus developments and the impact on business. Then, an exclusive interview with GSK CEO, Emma Walmsley, on the announcement of the company’s historic collaboration with Sanofi to develop and produce a vaccine for COVID-19. And, Cramer goes off the carts to examine how the pandemic is affecting the defense industry. Plus, Dr. Jon Cohen, executive chairman of BioReference Laboratories, joins the program to discuss the state of drive-thru testing in New York and New Jersey and what it means for mass testing roll outs across the country. 

Jim Cramer returns after the long weekend to break down the day on Wall Street -- oil price discussions, an increase in coronavirus testing, and what it all means for the economic recovery effort. Then after reporting its 1Q20 earnings last week, Levi Strauss & Co, CEO, Chip Bergh, joins Cramer to discuss how the company is forging a path through the COVID-19 uncertainty.And, Cramer goes off the tape with an exclusive with Goodly Co-Founder & CEO, Greg Poulin, on how this startup is changing the conversation on worker benefits by providing companies the option to help pay their employees student loan debt.

On the heels of the Fed’s $2.3 trillion aid package, Cramer is diving into next week’s game plan. Then, Cramer is talking with Aaron Levie, the CEO of Box, about the stay-at-home economy and the company’s expanding cloud-based storage and mobile collaboration platforms. And, an exclusive with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi as Congress continues to discuss new coronavirus relief packages. Plus, Domo CEO, Josh James, joins the program to discuss how his cloud-based business intelligence company is providing local governments with the tracking tools to combat COVID-19.  

The DOW rallied over 700 points today, and Jim Cramer is looking into which companies could be positioned to do well when the country opens back up for business.Then, the CEO of Salesforce, Marc Benioff joins Cramer to talk corporate responsibility and his company’s relief efforts in the face of the pandemic. Next, after pre-announcing its first quarter earnings results, Perrigo CEO, Murray Kessler, talks to Cramer about how the company is handling the surge in demand for generic over-the-counter self-care drugs. Plus, an exclusive with the CEO of Biohaven, Vlad Couric, on the launch his company’s new migraine treatment. 

The market close slightly lower after an early day surge, and Jim Cramer is helping investors understand what it means for the recovery effort moving forward. Then, CEO Hamid Moghadam of logistic real estate investment trust, Prologis, discusses how COVID-19 is transforming supply chains and ushering in a new era of e-commerce. And, Cramer goes off the charts to examine how the current volatility stacks up to previous years and where future buying opportunities may be found. Plus, Riverbed CEO, Rich McBee, joins Cramer to talk network optimization as millions of Americans continue to work from home.

With all three major average having their biggest gains in 7 sessions, Jim Cramer's looking at today's moves and sharing what it could mean for the future. Then, Cramer's talking exclusively with Zoom Founder and CEO, Eric Yuan, as he discusses his company rise in the stay-at-home economy and increased scrutiny over security. And, with restaurants shut down, Cramer unpacks which food companies are poised to take over the grocery aisles and could be winners in the new "stay-at-home economy". Also, Cramer's analyzing the REIT space to see if there are bargains within the group.

Jim Cramer takes you through his game plan for next week and how to best approach the continued economic uncertainty. Then, Constellation Brand’s CEO, Bill Newlands, discusses the company’s recent earnings report and how the stay-at-home economy has effected business. Next, the CEO of Zebra Technologies, Anders Gustaffson, joins Cramer to talk about the change in logistics and supply chains amid COVID-19. And, Cramer goes off the tape with Steve Singh to hear more about how All in Seattle is helping with recovery efforts in Seattle. 

After a volatile day on Wall Street, Jim Cramer takes you through Thursday’s financial news including oil’s best day ever and 6.6 million jobless claims. Next, Cramer talks with GE CEO, Larry Culp, on his efforts to guide the company through economic uncertainty while continuing to support the production of critically needed ventilators. Then, CEO Todd McKinnon of Okta, a Cramer family-fave, joins the program to discuss cloud-based security and the company’s plans for expansion. And, Chipotle CEO, Brian Niccol, gives insight on the company’s investment in delivery services and commitment to its employees and the nation’s healthcare workers. Plus, fresh off the launch of their new video service software, RingCentral CEO, Vlad Shmunis, goes one-on-one with Cramer about the company’s face off against Zoom and Cisco in the rapidly growing videoconferencing space.  

After a continuous news flow on COVID-19 developments, Jim Cramer reacts to another plunge in the markets and looks on to the changing economic landscape heading into the second quarter.Then, Cramer talks with Cisco CEO, Chuck Robbins, about his company’s $250 million pledge to take on the coronavirus.And, Mick Farrell, the CEO of ResMed, joins Cramer to the discuss how his company is shifting gears to produce much needed ventilators for hospitals.   Plus, Nestle CEO, Mark Schneider discusses his company’s efforts to keep their employees safe and shelves stocked around the world.

Cramer reacts to the worst first quarter in history and gives his thoughts on which stocks could do well in an ever changing environment. Then, Palo Alto Networks CEO, Nikesh Arora, discusses the company's acquisition of CloudGenix and their efforts to protect work-from-home networks. Also, Conagra CEO, Sean Connolly, joins Cramer to discuss how his company is keeping up with the increasing demand for their products in grocery stores nationwide. And, Martin Richenhagen, CEO of AGCO, talks with Cramer on getting farmers the machinery they need during the crisis and gets a read on the state of agriculture. 

In the face of growing unemployment and a worsening situation in New York City, Jim Cramer breaks down another day of markets rallying and the need for medical breakthroughs in a time of growing volatility. Then, Abbott's outgoing CEO, Miles White, and incoming CEO, Robert Ford, join Cramer to discuss their company's groundbreaking point-of-care COVID-19 test. Also, an exclusive with SAP’s new co-CEO, Jennifer Morgan, and her company's effort to assist the millions around the globe now working remotely. Plus, Cramer discusses the growing need for cybersecurity with Cloudflare CEO, Matthew Prince. 

Cramer takes you through this week's volatile market, what it could mean for next week's earning calls, and the future of the economy. Then, Cramer talks treatments and potential vaccines for COVID-19 with Sanofi CEO, Paul Hudson. And, an interview with Ed Pesicka, President & CEO of Owens & Minor on how his company is playing a vital role in keeping supply chains open for medical and surgical supplies. Plus, Sanjay Mehrotra, the President and CEO of Micron, joins Cramer to break down the company's recent quarterly report and what it means for the technology sector. Finally, Cramer goes one-on-one with General Stan McChrystal to discuss the need for corporate leadership in the rapidly evolving stay-at-home economy.

Cramer unpacks the biggest three day gain for the DOW since 1931 in the wake of the government passing a 2 trillion dollar stimulus package. Then, Cramer breaks down Micron's surprisingly optimistic quarterly report and what it means for cloud computing and Big Tech in a time of uncertainty. And, an interview with Timothy Templet, the Executive VP of Global Sales, at Puritan Medical Group, one of the leading medical suppliers in the northeast, to see how they're working with the federal government to help solve the diagnostic testing shortages amid the coronavirus outbreak. Also, an exclusive with Peter Gassner, the CEO and Founder of Veeva Systems, a cloud-based software company connecting the life science industries in the time of COVID-19. Lastly, Cramer talks with Anthony Noto, the CEO of SoFi – a major disruptor in the world of online banking – on the company’s latest products and its plan to support its customers during this time.  

Coming off of day two in the green, Cramer’s digging into what works and what doesn’t in this ever-changing environment of the COVID-19 outbreak. Then, an exclusive with David Goeckeler, the new CEO of Western Digital and how the company is handling its exposure in Asia. And, as the retail sector faces uncertain times, Cramer is getting an update from Marvin Ellison, the CEO of Lowe’s on the company’s efforts to do right by its employees. Last, Cramer’s getting a read on employment from Marty Mucci, the CEO of Paychex.

Cramer’s helping investors maneuver today’s rally and how to approach market volatility this week. Then, Cramer’s exclusive with Liam Griffin, the CEO of Skyworks Solutions on the company’s exposure in China and the COVID-19 impact. And, with companies adjusting to working remotely — Cramer is going Off The Tape with Peter Jackson, the CEO of Bluescape to learn more about its virtual collaborative workspace and the future of working from home.  

After another volatile day on Wall Street and with all eyes on Capitol Hill, Jim Cramer is helping make sense of today’s market and how to navigate the continuous COVID-19 news. Then, Cramer’s checking in with Jason Gorevic, the CEO of Teladoc Health to discuss the increased demand for telehealth medicine and services amid the coronavirus outbreak. And, with seniors and housing facilities at top of mind, Cramer’s going one-on-one with Debra Cafaro, the CEO of Ventas, Inc. to hear the latest developments of what the company is doing to protect seniors and employees in these unprecedented times.

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The Dow rebounded today, up nearly 1%, and Jim Cramer's revealing some trends to watch amid the recent volatility. Then, as the workforce switches to working from home, Cramer's getting a read on connectivity from Verizon's CEO. Plus, Cramer's checking in with VMWare's COO to learn more about how the cloud can impact this ever-changing landscape.

The Dow plunged over 1,300 points and Cramer's putting the selling into context. Then, after its investor meeting this morning, Cramer's checking in with Starbucks' CEO to discuss the company's plans and interpret the recent volatility in the stock. And, as consumers rush to stock-up on pantry items, Cramer's talking to the CEO of Hormel Foods to make sense of the recent demand that the company has seen. Plus, as the workforce shifts to working from home, Cramer's got the CEO of Logitech to see the impact this shift has had on its business.

After a day where the Dow fell nearly 3,000 points, Jim Cramer's breaking down what today's 1,000+ point bounce could mean for the future. Then, Facebook announced today that it's pledging $100 million to support small businesses that are impacted by COVID-19, and Cramer's checking in with the company's COO, Sheryl Sandberg, to discuss the initiative. Plus, Regeneron announced today that it's ahead of schedule on creating a COVID-19 treatment, and Cramer's checking in with the company's Chief Scientific Officer to get more details on the latest developments.

The Dow plunged 3,000 points, marking its worst point drop ever – Cramer’s navigating this selloff and helping you find a bull market in bear market territory. Then, after the FDA issued special approval for Thermo Fisher’s new COVID-19 test kit, Cramer’s going one-on-one with the CEO. And with health care in focus, Cramer’s checking in with the CEO of CVS to hear the company’s plans to address virus concerns. 

The Dow rebounded from yesterday’s decline with a 1985 point gain, and Cramer’s getting you ready for next week with his Game Plan. Then as the race heats up to find a cure for the coronavirus, Cramer’s talking to Eli Lilly’s CEO to make sense of the company’s plans for the virus. Plus, Cramer’s checking in with DocuSign’s CEO to see if the tech company would be a good play in the face of recent volatility. 

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The Dow fell 1,465 points with the major average falling into bear market territory and Cramer’s helping you navigate today’s declines. Then, Cramer’s looking at the final 10 stocks that make-up the Dow and seeing if any opportunity is present in the index. Plus, Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO of SS&C to get his take on the market volatility and the company’s recent acquisitions. 

The Dow surged 1,167 points and Cramer’s digging into today’s rebound. Then, in the midst of market turbulence, Cramer’s checking in with the CEO of medical device maker, Dexcom, to see if this is the stock that could work in the face of volatility. Then, Cramer’s digging into 10 more stocks of the Dow to see if there is opportunity within the index. Plus, Carley Garner joins Cramer in studio to take a look at oil after yesterday’s meltdown in the commodity. 

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All three major averages ended in the green for the week and Cramer’s taking a look at the tape and making sure you are ready for next week with his game plan. Then, Splunk’s stock has been in a funk, but could the cloud play rebound? Cramer’s checking in with the CEO. Plus, amid coronavirus fears, Cramer’s revealing his index of stocks that could benefit from a stay at home economy. 

The Dow fell nearly 1,000 points today and Cramer’s putting this volatile week into context. Then, in the midst of market turmoil, Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO of Generac to make sense of the stock gaining over 120% in the last year. Plus, could the utility stocks power through the volatility? Cramer’s checking in with American Electric Power’s CEO to discuss what’s on the horizon for one of the largest electric utilities in the US.

The Dow soared 1,173 points and Cramer’s giving his take on what today’s market rally means for you. Then, in the face of volatility is it time to take a look at gold? Cramer’s checking in with Barrick Gold’s CEO to make sense of gold’s recent performance. Then, after reporting a mixed quarter, Cramer’s sitting down with Dollar Tree’s CEO to discuss the stock’s recent declines and what the company’s plans are for 2020. Plus, Cramer’s talking to Zendesk’s CEO to see if this is the stock to look at amid coronavirus fears.

The Dow closed down nearly 800 points, and Jim Cramer’s looking at the tape and helping you navigate the volatility. Then, Livongo Health fell 9% today after earnings, but after posting a surprise profit, could this decline be a buying opportunity? Cramer’s checking in with the company’s Founder and Executive Chairman to make sense of the company’s future. Plus, Cramer’s going off the charts on the recent market volatility to see if there are any stocks worth buying at these levels. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

The Dow has fallen over 1900 points in the last two days, and Jim Cramer making sense of the headlines and helping you navigate the declines. Then, today, Mastercard announced its CEO will be stepping down effective January 1, 2021. Cramer’s sitting down with the company’s outgoing and incoming CEOs to interpret the transition and learn more about the company’s future. Plus, with news that Salesforce’s Co-CEO, Keith Block, will be stepping down, Cramer’s checking in with Salesforce’s Founder, Chairman, & CEO, Marc Benioff, to break down the quarter and discuss more about the company’s future leadership.

The Dow plunged over 1,000 points today, making it one of the worst single-day declines in the last two years. Tonight, Jim Cramer’s digging into today’s headlines and putting the selling into context to help you manage your portfolio amid market turbulence. Then, Cramer’s sitting down with the CEO of Five9 to see if the cloud play could be the one to add amid coronavirus fears. And, what should you make of gold’s rally amid market declines? Cramer’s digging into the precious metal and making sense of the catalyst behind the gold bull market.