Stock futures rebound from Monday sell-off; China Evergrande chairman vows to recover; Lennar ads name to list of cautious homebuilders; Trudeau wins historic third term and Universal Music Group sings loudly on Amsterdam debut. Those stories and more in today's 'Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens,' presented by theStreet.

Here's what to watch as markets sell off Monday ahead of a critical meeting of the Federal Reserve.

Stock futures slump on China, growth risk; China Evergrande plunges as bond payments loom; FDA panel awaits more data on COVID; Canadians got to the polls and Ted Lasso and The Crown sweep top Emmy awards. Those stories and more in today's 'Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens,' presented by theStreet.

From the beginning of the rocky September trading period to vaccine stocks and Ford, here is what Cramer is watching Friday.

Stock futures lower heading into 'quadruple witching hour'; FDA panel debates COVID boosters; U.S. Steel updates on profits and China Evergrande's debt woes have investors asking if it's 'too big to fail'. Those stories and more in today's 'Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens,' presented by theStreet.

The latest health check on the U.S. recovery indicated mixed results, with surprising solid retail sales but an unwelcome increase in weekly jobless claims.

Stock futures dip ahead of retail sales and jobs data; FDA debates need for COVID boosters; EA delays its 'Battlefield 2042' launch and Elon Musk's SpaceX launches the world's first civilian crew into orbit. Those stories and more in today's 'Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens,' presented by theStreet.

Apple, casino stocks and cryptocurrency are just a few of the stories dominating Jim Cramer's mind Wednesday.

Apple iPhone Launch Gets Muted Reaction, Microsoft Boosts Dividend, Unveiling $60 Share Buyback Plans, and Gavin Newsom Sees Off California Recall Challenge. Those stories and more in today's 'Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens,' presented by theStreet.

Jim Cramer has his eye on Apple, Oracle, inflation and much more Tuesday.