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Jim’s thoughts on the earnings last night and big moves Friday morning.

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

Jim’s thoughts on Ford, Lucid, Rent the Runway and more.

Rent the Runway is still losing money, but CEO Jenn Hyman hopes to sell investors on her strategy to turn a profit — eventually.

U.S. stock futures dropped Thursday, one day after Wall Street logged a third straight positive session.

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

Check out the companies making headlines in after-hours trading.

Rent the Runway booked a wider fiscal third-quarter loss compared with 2020, as its sales shot up 66% year over year.

U.S. stocks edged higher Wednesday as investors continued to bet the impact of omicron would not be as threatening as previously thought.

Target, Walmart and other retailers hope to propel strong holiday shopping into December, despite a wave of early purchases and fears over the omicron variant.

The market for secondhand and new-with-tags items is booming as consumer habits change and they seek out hard-to-find luxury items.

Here’s what CNBC’s Jim Cramer is watching for on Monday’s session.

An audit finds California has been slow to distribute rental assistance money for residents struggling during the coronavirus pandemic and the state risks forfeiting hundreds of millions of dollars in federal funds.

Nearly 9,500 San Diego households received rental assistance from the city, local leaders announced. NBC 7’s Melissa Adan has more from a recipient.

Relief for renters in California, as the state extends it’s moratorium on evictions another three months. The delta variant is now emerged in all 50 states, plus volunteers hit the beaches to clean up after the thousands of people that flocked to San Diego beaches over the 4th of July weekend. NBC7’s Mark Mullen has your Nightly Check-In.

Millions of dollars in county rent relief money are sitting untapped. NBC 7’s Alexis Rivas has the story.

As of Thursday, San Diego County’s eviction moratorium is officially now in effect, but it’s only meant to last until August – and pending evictions are already piling up.

Eviction moratoriums have been in place for most of the pandemic, but that hasn’t stopped cases. Now the county’s most recent ordinance might change the way evictions could be obtained by landlords.

Most homeowners have insurance to protect them when disaster strikes. Fewer renters get insurance, but they still should. Recent disasters, like the deep freeze in Texas, show why.

San Diego opened applications for the Housing Stability Assistance Program today, making more than $83 million available to help the city’s low-income residents pay past-due rent, utilities and internet service.