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CNBC's Jim Cramer said SpaceX's latest increase in its private valuation price target could point to something larger going on in the space and technology sectors. He suggested the move reflects growing investor confidence in the company's long-term prospects beyond its current launch business.

The Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento Kings met in an NBA preseason game on October 5, with full game highlights now circulating widely among basketball fans. Preseason matchups draw attention as fans get a first look at rosters, new signings, and form ahead of the regular season. The highlights have generated significant engagement as the new NBA season approaches.

Meta engineers are working on a new Linux kernel feature called Cram, a compressed RAM system designed to outperform the existing ZRAM and Zswap solutions. The technology compresses memory pages in place to let machines run more workloads within the same physical memory. Early discussion among Linux developers and users centres on how it compares with the established alternatives and whether it will be merged upstream.

Fuel is being shipped from South Korea to Russia aboard sanctioned tankers as Moscow scrambles to secure supplies during the war in Ukraine, according to a Guardian report. An expert said the trade undermines Seoul's public backing for Kyiv, raising questions about gaps in sanctions enforcement and South Korea's stated position on the conflict.

TV personality Jim Cramer has weighed in on the space sector, drawing a distinction between Rocket Lab, the publicly traded launch company, and Elon Musk's SpaceX. Cramer's comments suggest the two companies occupy different positions for investors, with Rocket Lab offering market exposure to the booming space economy while SpaceX remains privately held. The remarks are circulating among retail investors tracking space stocks.

Business owners in Sacramento gathered at a town hall to raise concerns about parking, public safety, and homelessness, and how these issues affect their operations. The meeting gave local merchants a direct forum to press city officials for action on conditions they say are hurting foot traffic and the business climate downtown and in neighborhood commercial corridors.

CNBC's Jim Cramer published his list of the top ten things investors should watch in the stock market on Thursday. The checklist, a regular feature of his market coverage, highlights the earnings reports, economic data and stock moves he sees as most likely to shape the trading day. Investors typically use the rundown to gauge where attention is heading before the market opens.

A new analysis by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace argues that Russia, China and Turkey are actively working to reshape the political and security order in regions on Europe's periphery. The report, titled 'The Scramble for Europe', describes how the three powers use economic leverage, military presence and political influence to expand their reach, prompting debate about Europe's capacity to respond.

CNBC's Jim Cramer has published his list of the top 10 things investors should watch in the stock market on Wednesday. The rundown, featured on CNBC, flags the key earnings, economic data and stock-specific developments he says could move trading during the session. It offers his usual rapid-fire guide for investors heading into the market open.

CNBC's Jim Cramer has published his list of the top 10 things investors should watch in the stock market on Tuesday. The rundown, part of his regular morning markets coverage, highlights the key stocks, earnings and macro developments expected to drive trading at the open.

Jim Cramer argues that elevated interest rates are dividing the stock market into two camps, with companies tied to artificial intelligence holding a significant advantage over the rest. His view is that AI-linked stocks can justify their valuations through strong earnings growth, while other sectors struggle under higher borrowing costs, making the gap between winners and losers wider.

Simply Recipes spoke with three professional chefs about how to judge when scrambled eggs are perfectly cooked. The chefs point to visual and texture cues rather than strict timing, helping home cooks avoid the common mistake of overcooking eggs into dry, rubbery curds. The piece offers practical guidance for a dish nearly everyone makes.

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's presidential campaign is working to reshape its messaging before the decisive second round of Brazil's election. According to U.S. News & World Report, the former president's team is racing to rebrand its strategy as the runoff approaches, amid a tightly contested race against incumbent Jair Bolsonaro.

France and Germany are proposing a so-called 'trade bazooka' — a tougher EU tool to counter Chinese exports flooding European markets. The move signals growing willingness in Brussels' two biggest capitals to escalate trade defence measures, as the bloc scrambles to protect its industries from cheap Chinese competition in sectors like electric vehicles and steel.

Fuel is reportedly being shipped from South Korea to Russia using tankers under international sanctions, as Moscow struggles to secure energy supplies during its war with Ukraine. One expert says the trade undermines Seoul's public support for Kyiv, raising questions about enforcement of sanctions and the consistency of South Korea's stated position on the conflict.

Palm Harbor Golf Club in Palm Coast, Florida, is set to hold its first-ever Thanksgiving Scramble golf tournament, according to an announcement from the City of Palm Coast. The inaugural event gives local golfers a new holiday option, though details on dates, entry fees and format were not included in the initial announcement.

The Department of Justice is recruiting military lawyers to serve as immigration prosecutors in New York, Los Angeles and Sacramento, according to Military.com. The move would place uniformed legal personnel in immigration court proceedings, an unusual use of military attorneys in the civilian immigration system. The development is drawing attention amid ongoing debate over immigration enforcement and the role of the armed forces in domestic policy.

Jim Cramer says a selection of blue-chip stocks ranks among the best ways for investors to gain exposure to the artificial intelligence boom, according to CNBC. The guidance comes as investor interest in AI-related equities remains high and market watchers debate which established companies stand to benefit most from the technology's rapid growth.

Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, saw its shares rally 76%, yet CNBC's Jim Cramer says he would prefer to hold bitcoin directly rather than buy the stock. His comments highlight a debate among investors over whether bitcoin-accumulating companies like Strategy offer better exposure to the cryptocurrency than owning bitcoin itself, given the stock's premium and volatility relative to the underlying asset.

CNBC's Jim Cramer offered a prediction about which business line will become Elon Musk's SpaceX's next major cash cow. The remarks came via Benzinga coverage, with SpaceX now trading under the ticker SPCX on Nasdaq. Investors and space-industry watchers are weighing Cramer's call against the company's existing revenue engines, including launch services and the rapidly growing Starlink satellite internet business.

Financial commentators Jim Cramer and Clark Howard agree that paying down debt matters, but differ on timing. One urges people to act immediately on their debt, while the other advises waiting, reflecting differing views on how interest rates and market conditions should shape personal finance decisions.

Jim Cramer's latest Mad Dash segment on CNBC focuses on SpaceX, with the commentator weighing in on the company and its prospects. The segment joins ongoing market attention on Elon Musk's space venture, which continues to draw investor interest despite remaining privately held.

Delta Air Lines has made a decision involving Amazon, and according to Jim Cramer, it has prompted him to turn his attention back to SpaceX. The report, carried by Yahoo Finance, links Delta's move with renewed interest in Elon Musk's space company. Further details about the nature of Delta's decision or its impact on SpaceX have not been made clear.

A Supreme Court case over oil industry liability is being disrupted by the absence of one justice, according to Politico. With the court shorthanded, the outcome of the liability fight may be harder to predict, and an evenly divided bench could affect whether a ruling is issued at all in the closely watched energy dispute.