A famous TV guy named Jim Cramer talked about some big companies on his show. He liked some, but didn't like others because he thinks they have problems. One company he was unhappy with did something not nice to another company, but now it seems better and the stock is doing well. Read from source...

1. The title of the article is misleading and sensationalized, implying that Jim Cramer was initially against a hostile takeover but later changed his mind after some fixes were made. However, there is no evidence or mention of any specific hostile takeover in the text that Cramer was upset about or had a change of heart on.
2. The article quotes Jim Cramer's opinions on various stocks without providing any context or rationale for his views, making it difficult for readers to understand the basis of his recommendations or assess their validity.
3. The article contains several unrelated topics and companies, such as Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Abbott Laboratories, Hawaiian Electric Industries, Sibanye Stillwater Limited, and Emerson Electric Co., which creates confusion and dilutes the focus of the article.
4. The author fails to disclose any potential conflicts of interest or affiliations that may influence their writing or presentation of information in the article.