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Here's everything you need to know before Wednesday's opening bell: Celgene is reportedly in talks to buy Juno . Ford fell premarket after saying it expects lower operating profit in 2018. Nissan's Infiniti said it will begin phasing our gas-powered vehicles in 2021. Bitcoin prices extended their decline, dropping more than $1000. U.S. stock futures suggested a rebound from yesterday's small loss. Watch More with TheStreet: The Dollar Will Be Replaced By Gold And Cryptos By 2040 - Robert Kiyosaki Wendy's CEO: Here Is What Our Future Looks Like Lamborghini CEO Reveals the Future of the Supercar Watch: Meet This New ETF Tracking Blockchain Related Companies Like IBM

Here's everything you need to know before Tuesday's opening bell: U.S. lawmakers urge AT&T to cut commercial ties with Chinese phone maker Huawei. BP expects to record a $1.7 billion post-tax charge for claims associated with the 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill. Fiat Chrysler said it has no intentions to sell its Jeep brand. Investors expect earnings from Citigroup , CSX and UnitedHealth . U.S. stock futures soared, pointing toward Dow 26,000 Watch More with TheStreet: Rich Dad Author Says The Next Financial Crash Will be Like an 'Avalanche' Here's How Much Gold Was Used for 2018 Winter Games Medals (It's Not Much) Alfa Romeo's Giulia Takes Center Stage at the Detroit Auto Show This Is the One Number You Need to Know to Rescue Your Retirement

Here's everything you need to know before Friday's opening bell: AMD said its microprocessors are susceptible to both variants of the Spectre security flaw. Walmart will close or convert 63 Sam's Club stores. Fiat Chrysler will invest $1 billion to bring production of its Ram Heavy Duty truck to the U.S. from Mexico. JPMorgan Chase & Co. posted fourth-quarter adjusted profit of $1.76 a share, higher than Wall Street forecasts. U.S. stock futures pointed toward another set of record. Watch More with TheStreet: Watch: Bitcoin Prices Are Headed to Near 0.00, Peter Schiff Says 3 Robots That Will Make Your Life Easier Norwegian Cruise Line CEO: Tax Reform Will Be Big for Us CES 2018: 4 Futuristic Motorcycle Reveals

Here's everything you need to know before Thursday's opening bell: Xerox is talking an array of deals with Fujifilm, though a full takeover of Xerox reportedly isn't on the table. Bitcoin drops to its lowest levels of the new year as South Korea plans bill to close cryptocurrency exchanges. Top tech leaders, including the CEOs of Apple , Amazon and Facebook signed an open letter calling for DACA legislation. Investors expect earnings from Delta . U.S. stock futures traded higher despite President Trump's NAFTA warning. Watch More with TheStreet: Jim Cramer: Warren Buffett Is the Greatest Investor of Our Time Forget KODAKCoin: Check Out 5 of the Weirdest Cryptocurrencies 60 Seconds: File Your 2017 Tax Return And Get Your Refund Now! Warren Buffett Isn't Your Typical Billionaire: Video

Here's everything you need to know before Wednesday's opening bell: Oil traded at its highest level since 2014. Toyota and Mazda chose Alabama to host a new $1.6 billion auto plant. Kodak surged after saying it would shift its focus to blockchain. Nelson Peltz voiced concerns about Amazon's pricing power. U.S. stock futures pulled back amid a rise in government bond yields. Watch More with TheStreet: Inside Jim Cramer's Action Alerts Plus Club for Investors Here's How to Stick With Your 2018 Financial Resolutions CES 2018: Intel CEO Was The First Passenger In The Volocopter Bitcoin Is Not Stealing Gold's Thunder - Frank Holmes

Here's everything you need to know before Tuesday's opening bell: Intel INTC said 2 million vehicles from BMW, Nissan and Volkswagen will use autonomous driving software from its Mobileye unit Samsung fell to a 2-week low following disappointing 4th quarter earning guidance Jack Ma said he will consider listing Alibaba in Hong Kong A classified U.S. spy satellite is believed to be lost after failing to reach orbit atop a SpaceX rocket U.S. stock futures pointed modestly positive Watch More with TheStreet: CES 2018: Nvidia Unveils Max-Q, a Powerful, Cordless Gaming Console (Video) Jim Cramer on Why You Need to Be Careful With Retail How Corporate America May Respond to Tax Cuts Video: If You're Worried It's Too Late to Invest in Stocks, Here's a Solution

Here's everything you need to know before Monday's opening bell: Celgene agreed to buy Impact Biomedicines for as much as $7 billion. Apple has been urged to take action to curb growing smartphone addiction among children. Driverless cars steal the show at the first day of CES in Las Vegas. Dunkin' will roll out its streamlined menu at all U.S. locations by mid-March. U.S. stock futures suggest Wall Street's strong start to the new year will continue. Watch More with TheStreet: How to Play Bitcoin & Cryptocurrencies in 2018 Here's How a Crash in Bitcoin Price Could Tank the Stock Market CES 2018: 5 Things to Know (AI, 5G, Smart Cars, Future of Video, Reimagining TV) Here Are the Dumbest Things That Could Happen on Wall Street in 2018

U.S. equities rose with the Dow, the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 pushing further into record territory on Friday, despite a weaker-than-expected jobs report. The U.S. added 148,000 jobs in December, missing economists' expectations of 189,000 jobs. The unemployment rate in December held steady at 4.1%. Meanwhile, shares of Sears Holdings Corp. fell after announcing on Thursday that it will be closing more than 100 stores in 2018. The company said 64 Kmart stores and 39 Sears stores would be closed between early March and early April this year. Get 24/7 access to Jim's charitable trust portfolio with a free trial to Action Alerts PLUS!

Here's everything you need to know before Friday's opening bell: Apple disclosed two security risks to Mac and iOS devices Sears said it would close more than 100 more stores in 2018 Former CEO Travis Kalanick will sell around 30% of his Uber shares GoPro is reportedly laying off between 200 and 300 employees Futures pointed higher ahead of Friday's jobs report. Watch More with TheStreet: What Is 5G Technology? Planet Fitness CEO: Here Comes 4,000 Discount Gyms From Catalogs to Catastrophe: A Sears Timeline Trading Strategies Experts' Thoughts On 2017 and What To Expect This Year

For the third-straight day in 2018, U.S. stocks finished trading higher. The Dow closed above 25,000 for the first time after breaking through the barrier early in the session. The S&P 500 rallied and the Nasdaq met the closing bell higher, too. Both Asian and European stocks posted sizeable gains Thursday as well. Intel stock fell following reports of a security flaw in the chipmaker's central processing units. The flaw leaves some units especially vulnerable to hacking, but Intel said it's working with AMD and Softbank's ARM Holdings to address the issue. Here's what could be the catch: fixing the flaw reportedly could hinder performance anywhere from 5% to 30%, depending on the workload in question. Everyday computer users are unlikely to notice any effect, though. Private sector hiring in December was stronger than expected, according to data from Automatic Data Processing . Employers added 250,000 jobs, which was a far higher figure than what economists anticipated. Want more exclusive investing insight from Jim Cramer? Get 24/7 access to Jim's charitable trust portfolio with a free trial to Action Alerts PLUS!