Money | Jim Cramer SEC Investigates Jim Cramer's Website Inquiry involves TheStreet.com's accounting By John Johnson Posted Mar 18, 2010 11:08 AM CDT Copied Jim Cramer in a 2008 file photo. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan) The SEC is investigating The Street.com—the website co-founded by CNBC host and Jon Stewart target Jim Cramer—over some questionable accounting regarding a former subsidiary. The agency wants to examine how the website recorded revenue for Promotions.com, a marketing company it acquired in 2007 and sold last December, reports the New York Post. Read These Next He won $1M on first Survivor. Today, he owes $3M in taxes on it. An unwanted hiking trend for women: the 'Alpine divorce.' 'No Kings' crowds oppose, mock Trump. President Trump has thoughts on Tiger Wood's arrest. Report an error