CAT

Rowdy, a cat who disappeared last month at Logan International Airport after a flight from Germany to Boston, is home safe.

A cat survived on her own at Boston’s Logan International Airport for almost three weeks after getting lost at the airport after a flight from Germany in June, officials said. The 4-year-old cat, named Rowdy, was found safe and sound Wednesday morning, according to Massport. She’d been missing ever since she landed in Boston with one of her owners...

A Massachusetts family is seeking answers from an airline that lost track of their beloved black cat after moving back to the U.S. from Germany, where they lived for 15 years. The 4-year-old cat named Rowdy has been missing since Friday. German airliner Lufthansa told Rowdy’s human parents that the cat simply got out from her cage when unloading...

A cat disappeared after taking a long flight from Germany to Boston.

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McDonald’s, Starbucks, Coca-Cola and Pepsi suspended business in Russia over the war in Ukraine.

The pricing of shares and how many shares of the new LTL company current XPO shareholders will receive is still being decided.

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How did a cat from Maine make it all the way to Florida? Ashes the cat disappeared seven years ago from Chesterville, Maine, and was recently found nearly 1,500 miles away in the Sunshine State. “It’s one thing if it’s found in Augusta, a different thing if it’s found in Orlando, Florida,” said Janet Williams, who is originally from...

Ashes, a cat from Maine that disappeared in 2015, was found nearly 1,500 miles away in Florida.

“The growth selling is over, the value selling has begun. That’s my takeaway from [Monday’s] action,” the “Mad Money” host said.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Volatility continued Friday, with Dow futures swinging wildly.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

The major averages have experienced outsized swings each day this week.

In the face of market uncertainty, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Friday “if you buy great American companies, not junk, you tend to do pretty well historically.”

The Federal Reserve’s meeting trumps everything else for markets in the week ahead, as investors await any new clues on its plans to raise interest rates.

Markets in Asia-Pacific mostly rose on Thursday as China cut its key lending rates.

The Nasdaq Composite fell again on Wednesday, bringing its decline from its November high to more than 10%.

Jim’s thoughts on the big morning news and calls.