1. Jim Cramer says he'd buy Disney after its shares slid on negative Netflix news - CNBC

"I want to own the stocks of longstanding, great Americans that are brought down in a guilt-by-association fiasco," such as Disney, the "Mad Money" host said.

2. Mushie & Co Recalls FRIGG Pacifiers Over Choking Hazard - The New York Times

Mushie & Co, a baby goods store, announced a voluntary recall of its FRIGG pacifier after more than 200 reports that the pacifier’s silicone nipple detached from its base.

3. SEC rejects MicroStrategy's Bitcoin accounting practices: report - Cointelegraph

A comment letter from the SEC released Thursday reportedly showed the regulatory body objected to MicroStrategy reporting information related to its Bitcoin purchases based on non-Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.

4. GM to spend $6.5 billion, add 4,000 jobs at Michigan EV factories - CNBC

Next week, General Motors will announce electric-vehicle investments in Michigan, with plans to spend $6.5B and create up to 4,000 new jobs at two plants.

5. Biden plan to ship 500 million coronavirus test kits transforms Postal Service into relief agency - The Washington Post

USPS has added thousands of seasonal employees and converted more than 40 facilities to house, process and ship the tests.

6. IBM Sells Watson Health Assets to Investment Firm - The Wall Street Journal

The deal continues IBM’s efforts to refocus core business around the cloud

7. Nasdaq 100's Unrelenting Declines Ring a Dot-Com Bust Alarm Bell - Bloomberg

8. Airline CEOs make U-turn, now say 5G isn’t a big problem for altimeters - Ars Technica

After stalling for almost two years, FAA cleared 78% of planes in the past week.

9. IRS will require taxpayers to sign up with ID.me to access their online accounts - CBS News

Starting this summer, an ID.me account will be required to view a tax transcript or pull up payment history on IRS.gov.

10. Experts React to the Fed’s Digital Currency Report and Falling Prices for Bitcoin and Ethereum. Here’s What Investors Should Know - NextAdvisor

In a long-awaited report released this week, the Fed explored a government-issued digital currency. Here’s what investors should make of it.

11. Raven Software testers at Activision Blizzard form the first union at a major US gaming company - TechCrunch

Today, Raven Software’s quality assurance (QA) department — which mostly works on “Call of Duty” as part of Activision Blizzard — became the first union to form at a major U.S. gaming company. With help from the Communications Workers of America (CWA), Raven …

12. Stock Investing in Retirement for Those Able to Bear the Risk - The New York Times

Stocks and bonds are core investments. Now, Vanguard is suggesting that retirees willing and able to bear the risk may want a stock target of 50 percent.

13. Parag Agrawal Shakes Up Twitter's Security Team - The New York Times

Parag Agrawal, the new chief executive, fired the company’s head of security this week. Twitter’s chief information security officer is also leaving.

14. Associates Better Be Ready For Biglaw Firms To 'Throw More Money' At Them - Above the Law

All of this money madness won't be stopping anytime soon.

15. Dow Jones, Nasdaq Trade Near Intraday Lows; Netflix Stock Falls 22% On Earnings - Investor's Business Daily

The Dow Jones traded lower in today's stock market after briefly trading higher Friday.

16. Royal Dutch no more — Shell officially changes name - CNBC

Shell officially changed its name, following plans to eliminate its dual share structure and move its head office from the Netherlands to Britain.

17. Study: NC has one of the highest resignation rates in the US - WRAL News

North Carolina has one of the highest quits rates in the country, according to a study released on Friday by WalletHub.

18. Why Amazon Stock Slipped on Friday - Motley Fool

Ouch! Shares are down about 13% year to date.

19. The stock market is a 'superbubble' about to burst, top hedge fund manager warns - CNN

Stocks are off to a tough start this year. The tech-heavy Nasdaq is already in a correction, a more than 10% drop. And if one the most influential hedge fund managers is to be believed, this could be only the beginning of a very painful time for investors.

20. Intuitive Surgical Is Falling After Earnings. This Analyst Thinks It's a Buy. - Barron's

A Citigroup analyst believes the pullback in shares of Intuitive Surgical is a buying opportunity.