Stock futures lower as September test looms; Bitcoin surges on El Salvador boost; Ryanair walks from Boeing talks and Shang-Chi smashes Labor Day Box Office Records. Those stories and more in today's 'Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens,' presented by theStreet.

A surge in Delta infections and supply chain bottlenecks led to a sharp decline in August job creation, the BLS reported Friday.

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga Steps Down, Broadcom Sees 5G Bets Boosting Revenues, and Ohio Governor Seeks Answers in Bishop Sycamore Fiasco. Those stories and more in today's 'Five Things You Must Know Before the Market Opens,' presented by theStreet.

Stocks close record levels Thursday as unemployment insurance claims fall to their lowest since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Stock futures higher as investors eye Friday's crucial jobs report; Apple backs down on app payments, Judge agrees Purdue Pharma bankruptcy terms; Google could face DoJ antitrust probe into digital advertising; New York wakes up to flood damage from Tropical Storm Ida.

Stocks end mixed on the first trading day of September, as the Nasdaq closes at a record high.

Stock investors on Wednesday were giving no sign of slowing their interest in buying, as the indexes indicated a higher start on Wall Street.

Stocks fell as data from Europe and China suggests worrying impacts from the current wave of coronavirus infections.

Stock futures higher as investors ride central bank support wave; Zoom shares tumble on tepid revenue outlook; EU removes US from 'safe travel' list; Apple tests new peaks and Kevin Durant scores another slam dunk. 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 the Nasdaq and S&P 500 that close at records as reacted to a dovish speech from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, Oil on the Move, August Employment Report, and more Monday.