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Starbucks on Tuesday announced that customers can start using reusable cups again at their company-owned cafes after it paused the program due to Covid-19.

Consumer activity is surging and Americans are beginning their summer travel. CNBC’s “Trading Nation” asked traders for their top picks to watch.

The big-box club chain said it’s been seeing accelerating prices across a range of products.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include AMC Entertainment, Ulta Beauty, Salesforce.com, and more.

Workers must be fully vaccinated and have a copy of their vaccine card, Amazon said.

Walmart, one of the biggest retailers in the world, is set to report earnings on Tuesday. Oppenheimer’s Ari Wald sees a better bet in Costco.

Target, CVS and Starbucks joined a growing list of retailers and restaurants that will ease mask requirements for fully vaccinated customers.

Former FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC on Monday he expects by next month the prevalence of Covid is going to be “sufficiently low in this country.”

The companies’ announcement departs from other major retailers, including Target, that said they will keep pandemic protocols.

Food science start-up Apeel has acquired ImpactVision, a company that uses AI and machine learning to track the composition of food throughout its shelf life.

“I respect Warren Buffett, but I’ll always be a Peter Lynch guy,” “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer said.

Mastercard announced a multimillion dollar investment in the venture capital Fearless Fund and a debit card partnership with new fintech firm Greenwood.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Wednesday, April 14.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

Vizio remains one of the largest TV sellers in the U.S., but investors looking for growth are more focused on the company’s ad business.

“If you’re worried about the rotation, you might want to use the rally in the essential retailers to ring the register,” “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer said.

While Vizio grew up as a TV seller and still gets most of its revenue from devices, the company wants investors to focus on its faster-growing ad business.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Thursday, March 4.

“If we get any strength here at all, any strength, please brace yourself for another tsunami of selling as interest rates go higher and stocks go lower,” the “Mad Money” host said.