Mad Money host Jim Cramer is having a rough Friday – or as Zero Hedge would have it, a “nervous breakdown” – as evidenced by his Twitter feed, on which he’s gone berserker, as the Nordic would have it.
Financial shoutcreature Cramer apparently took umbrage with an arbitrary call-out stemming seemingly from nowhere; a 27 year-old Read More
“By the way, that feline whitefish on a bagel, shmeared properly, is not so bad,” said Jim Cramer.
It was the night of Thursday, April 23, and the host of CNBC’s Mad Money was standing on a stage at the front of a ballroom in the New York Hilton, talking about Read More
"It’s the kind of thing you can read in one sitting," said Ali Velshi.
Mr. Velshi, CNN’s chief business correspondent, was speaking to The Media Mob on Thursday morning about his newly published book, Gimme My Money Back: Your Guide to Beating the Financial Crisis.
Mr. Velshi said that the slim volume—one of Read More
Ever wonder what Mad Money and TheStreet.com‘s Jim Cramer was like as a kid? Sure you do!
According to Esquire‘s Scott Raab—whom you may recall controversially reported on the zombie scourge in Newark last year—Mr. Cramer was not unlike young Chas Tenenbaum from Wes Anderson’s 2001 movie The Royal Tenenbaums. Read More
According to recent articles, the Fox Business Network (FBN) still lags far, far behind its competitors at CNBC in terms of the size of its audience.
But amid the current financial panic, FBN is hoping to win over some viewers by running a political-style attack-ad knocking the record of CNBC’s Jim Cramer.
"Financially, Read More
TheStreet.com—a financial news site started by Jim Cramer in 1996—laid off roughly half a dozen employees yesterday afternoon, Media Mob has learned.
Earlier this afternoon Editor-in-Chief David Morrow confirmed that there had been layoffs but declined to say exactly how many; and, according to Mr. Morrow, the cuts were not indicative of financial problems at Read More
Jim Cramer has signed a multi-year deal to remain with CNBC, it was announced last night. Here’s the release:
CNBC, First in Business Worldwide, today announced that Jim Cramer, host of “Mad Money w/Jim Cramer” (6PM & 11PM ET), has signed a multi-year deal to remain with the network.
“Jim has played an integral part Read More
Here’s Eliot Spitzer and Andrew Cuomo at a press conference earlier today about subprime mortgages. In this clip, they evince amusement at professional Loud Guy Jim Cramer’s harsh remarks about them.
Eliot Spitzer and Andrew Cuomo walked into the conference room in the governor’s midtown office together, along with a few elected officials, to discuss the state’s strategy for dealing with the sub-prime mortgage crisis.
Spitzer said one in five sub-prime mortgage loans in New York State ended in foreclosure, making it a widespread crisis. Read More
