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== TheStreet.com ==

== TheStreet.com ==

Cramer's impact on [[Wall Street]] trading became even stronger in 1996, when he and Peretz each took 35 [[percent]] ownership of ''TheStreet.com'', an online financial news company and publication for investors appearing on the [[World Wide Web]].<ref name=cbc/>  TheStreet.com, Inc. is considered to be a leading financial media company that has distinguished itself from other financial Web sites with its journalistic excellence and unbiased coverage of the financial markets, economic and industry trends, and investment and financial planning.<ref>[http://resources.bnet.com/topic/thestreet.com+inc..html TheStreet.com Inc.], ''BNET'' resources.</ref> Among the most [[popular]] columns — viewed by millions of readers weekly at ''TheStreet.com'' — are ''Top 10 Stocks''; ''You Ask, Cramer Answers''; ''Jim Cramer's Portfolios of the Week''; ''The Five Dumbest Things on Wall Street This Week''; ''Wednesday's Analysts' Upgrades and Downgrades'', and ''Readers' Picks: The Street.com's Top 10''.<ref>[http://www.thestreet.com/static/about/index.html TheStreet.com], "About Us".</ref>

Cramer's impact on [[Wall Street]] trading became even stronger in 1996, when he and Peretz each took 35 [[percent]] ownership of ''TheStreet.com'', an online financial news company and publication for investors appearing on the [[World Wide Web]].<ref name=cbc/>  TheStreet.com, Inc. is considered to be a leading financial media company that has distinguished itself from other financial Web sites with its journalistic excellence and unbiased coverage of the financial markets, economic and industry trends, and investment and financial planning.<ref>[http://resources.bnet.com/topic/thestreet.com+inc..html TheStreet.com Inc.], ''BNET'' resources.</ref> Among the most popular columns — viewed by millions of readers weekly at ''TheStreet.com'' — are ''Top 10 Stocks''; ''You Ask, Cramer Answers''; ''Jim Cramer's Portfolios of the Week''; ''The Five Dumbest Things on Wall Street This Week''; ''Wednesday's Analysts' Upgrades and Downgrades'', and ''Readers' Picks: The Street.com's Top 10''.<ref>[http://www.thestreet.com/static/about/index.html TheStreet.com], "About Us".</ref>

== Mad Money ==

== Mad Money ==