• Friday, May 11, 8:28 AM TheStreet.com (TST) and online brokerage Zecco plan to swap content for trading technology, according to the firms. Zecco has drawn some notice of late as one of the first companies to enable Facebook users to trade directly from their account. 1 Comment [Tech]
• Tuesday, March 27, 3:54 PM TheStreet (TST +0.4%) is making deep cuts to staff, just a month after naming Elisabeth DeMarse as its new CEO and President. The company reportedly has cut all of its Main Street staff, plus an additional three people in Boston and some tech employees. Comment! [Tech]
• Wednesday, December 21, 11:26 AM TheStreet.com (TST -2.5%) loses its top exec and takes on an assault from investor FiveMore Fund all on the same day. The firm says CEO Daryl Otte will step down in the spring, while it searches for a replacement. For its part, FiveMore has its eye on a board seat as it advocates that the company use M&A and strategic alliances to help complement organic growth. Comment! [On the Move, Tech]
• Tuesday, June 29, 5:40 PM Randall Lane claims in his new book that Jim Cramer took ex-baseball player Lenny Dykstra under his wing, "single-handedly [creating] the concept of Dykstra-as-financial genius." Now, Cramer is ensnared in a scandal, as Dykstra allegedly agreed to take $250K of stock in exchange for recommending it to subscribers of a newsletter he wrote for TheStreet.com. 14 Comments
• Friday, June 18, 11:41 AM Jim Cramer scoops up 100K shares of TheStreet.com (TSCM), his first buy of TSCM in six years. The recent purchases are fewer than the 112,500 shares Cramer sold last year - at a lower price than he's paying now. 6 Comments
• Wednesday, May 26, 9:00 AM Premarket gainers: MELA +16%. LTXC +15%. SOLF +11%. TSCM +11%. VRTX +10%. AIB +5%. ABK +5%. PT +6%. IRE +5%. YRCW +5%. C +5%. SOMX +4%. CENX +4%. BEXP +5%. AU +4%. JASO +4%. PMI +4%. NVDA +4%. AIB +4%.
  Losers: PHYS -9%. AEO -8%. Comment!
• Thursday, September 24, 12:10 AM Notable earnings after Thursday's close: BCK, FINL, RIMM, TIBX, TSCM Comment!
• Tuesday, May 5, 4:21 PM TheStreet.com (TSCM): Q1 EPS of -$0.10 misses by $0.07. Revenue of $90.3M (-25.9%) vs. $90.9M. Shares +0.5% AH. (PR) Comment!
• Tuesday, March 17, 1:27 PM 24/7 Wall Street picks ten stocks that could double off of their lows by the end of 2010. Winners: Citigroup (C), Macy's (M), Sonic (SONC), CBS (CBS), TheStreet.com (TSCM), ConocoPhillips (COP), Yahoo (YHOO), Apple (AAPL), Gannett (GCI), GE (GE). 3 Comments
• Friday, February 20, 9:00 AM TheStreet.com (TSCM) now has $76 million in cash and a market cap of $81 million. Conference call transcript. Comment!
• Thursday, February 19, 4:13 PM TheStreet.com (TSCM): "Early indications suggest that the Y/Y decline in advertising revenue that we saw in the fourth quarter will increase in the first half of the year, while the pressure on the subscriber base is likely to continue as many investors are no longer market participants, and job reductions in the financial sector reduce the pool of interested consumers." (PR) 1 Comment
• Thursday, February 19, 4:13 PM TheStreet.com (TSCM): Q4 EPS of $0.00 in-line. Revenue of $16.5M (-17.1%) vs. $17.3M. Shares -3.8% AH. (PR) Comment!
• Tuesday, December 2, 3:27 PM HuffPo's latest funding round gives it roughly the same market cap as TheStreet.com (TSCM), despite the latter's hefty cash flow. Amazing, but not necessarily obscene. Comment!
• Wednesday, October 29, 4:32 PM TheStreet.com (TSCM): Q3 EPS of -$0.04 misses by $0.10. Revenue of $16.7M (+3.8%) vs. $19.2M. Names Jim Cramer Chairman, allowing CEO Thomas Clarke to focus "on navigating the company through this difficult economic environment." (PR) Comment!
• Thursday, July 31, 12:10 AM Notable earnings before Thursday's open II: K, KSU, LIZ, MA, MBI, MO, MOT, MRO, NMX, NWL, OCR, PH, PTEN, RDS.A, SFI, SIRI, SPR, TE, TEF, TSCM, TSM, TYC, WYN, XEL, XOM Comment!
• Thursday, July 24, 12:03 AM Notable earnings before Thursday's open II: LEE, LH, LLL, LLY, LUV, LVLT, MHS, MMM, MNI, MWV, NCC, NEM, ORI, OXY, PCZ, PENN, PLD, POT, REDF, RGC, ROH, RSH, RTN, SI, SII, SNA, SNV, SU, TASR, TMO, TRA, TRAD, TSCM, UNP, UST, XRX Comment!