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Here's everything you must know before Thursday's opening bell: Amazon.com said subscriptions to its Prime service topped 100 million. Procter & Gamble agreed to buy the consumer healthcare unit of Germany's Merck KGaA for around $4.2 billion. The FAA ordered inspections on engine fan blades like the one that snapped off a Southwest Airlines plane. Netflix has reportedly explored the idea of buying movie theaters in Los Angeles and New York. U.S. stock futures suggested a lower open for Wall Street. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel for extended interviews, Cramer Replays, feature content, and more!

Here's everything you must know before Wednesday's opening bell: IBM said revenue for the three months ended in March rose 5% to just more than $19 billion. A preliminary examination of the blown jet engine of a Southwest Airlines reportedly showed evidence of 'metal fatigue.' CSX reported a top-and bottom-line beat for the first quarter, driven by lower costs and restructuring expenses. The IRS is giving taxpayers an extra day to file due to major outages on its website yesterday. U.S. stock futures pointed modestly higher on a strong beginning to corporate earnings season. Subscribe to our Youtube Channel for extended interviews, Cramer Replays, feature content, and more!

Here's everything you must know before Tuesday's opening bell: Netflix said revenue for the three months ending in March rose 40% to a record $3.7 billion. Tesla said it would temporarily suspend Model 3 production. Billionaire banking heir Matthew Mellon died at 54. Investors will assess earnings from IBM , Goldman Sachs , UnitedHealth and more. U.S. stock futures pointed to gains for Wall Street.

Here's everything you must know before Monday's opening bell: James Comey said Trump is 'morally unfit' to be president. WPP CEO Martin Sorell resigned. Qualcomm will reportedly refile its application to clear its NXP application with the Chinese government. Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson apologized for an alleged incident of racial profiling that saw the arrest of 2 Black men. U.S. stock futures rose as investor focus shifted to corporate earnings.

Here's everything you must know before Friday's opening bell: China vowed to respond to President Trump's threat to impose a tariff of an additional $100 million on Chinese imports. COO Sheryl Sandberg said Facebook could see a pause in ad sales. JPM executive Matt Zames is reportedly in talks with recruiters about replacing Deutsche Bank's John Cryan. Investors will analyze data from the March jobs report. U.S. stock futures pointed downward on escalated trade war fears.

Here's everything you need to know before Wednesday's opening bell: China said it would slap reciprocal 25% tariffs on 106 U.S. products including soybeans, cars, planes, whiskey & chemicals. Amazon may reportedly make a rival offer to buy Indian e-commerce company Flipkart. WPP said it began an independent investigation into CEO Sir Martin Sorrell. The woman who shot three people at YouTube's headquarters in was identified as Nasim Najafi Aghdam, 39 years old, of San Diego. U.S. stock futures plunged and threatened to wipe out Tuesday's gains. Subscribe on Youtube for extended interviews, Cramer Replays, feature content, and more!

Here's everything you need to know before Tuesday's opening bell: Spotify will use a direct listing to begin trading today. Walmart is reportedly in talks to acquire online pharmacy start-up PillPack for under $1 billion. CBS is reportedly preparing an all-stock low-ball bid for Viacom . Fox said Disney could acquire Sky News . U.S. stock futures pointed higher after yesterday's tech selloff. Check out more videos over on YouTube:

Here's everything you need to know before Monday's opening bell: China announced new tariffs of up to 25% on U.S. products such as pork, fruit, nuts and wine. Walmart has reportedly begun early stage talks to buy Humana . Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor suffered data breaches with more than 5 million credit and debit cards exposed. A subsidiary that runs FirstEnergy nuclear and coal-fired power plants filed for bankruptcy. U.S. stock futures pointed lower as Wall Street returned from its long weekend. Check out the Morning Jolt for more of the day's biggest headlines:

Here's everything you need to know before Thursday's opening bell: Renault is reportedly pushing to merge with Nissan . CME Group agreed to acquire U.K.-based trading platform NEX Group for $5.5 billion. Facebook said it was shutting down a product that allowed marketers to use outside data to target people on the site. Boeing assured investors that it felt minimal damage from the WannaCry virus. U.S. stock futures pointed higher on the last trading day of a volatile quarter. Check out the Morning Jolt for more of the morning's biggest headlines:

Here's everything you need to know before Wednesday's opening bell: A court decided Google's use of Oracle's Java programming language for Android devices was 'not fair.' The National Transportation Safety Board announced an investigation into a fatal crash involving a Tesla Model X. SoftBank announced a $200 billion solar power project in Saudi Arabia. Nike will continue to provide all 32 NFL teams with uniforms and sideline apparel. U.S. stock futures pointed lower following yesterday's major tech selloff. Check out the Morning Jolt for more of the day's biggest headlines: