Mad Money W/ Jim Cramer

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. 

CNBC's Mad Money with Jim Cramer.

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.