Jim Cramer’s daily rapid fire looks at stocks in the news outside the CNBC Investing Club portfolio. T-Mobile : The wireless carrier announced plans to pay $4.4 billion to buy most of U.S. Cellular . “Who am I to doubt [T-Mobile CEO] Mike Sievert? They got some growth. So stock going higher,” Jim Cramer said Tuesday. T-Mobile was up just under 1%. U.S. Cellular rose more than 1%. Viking Holdings : The cruise line operator’s stock saw lots of analyst initiations. The company went public on May 1. “They don’t want kids, and they don’t want gambling,” and that’s the appeal of Viking, Cramer said. Airbnb : Shares of the short-term rental company were upgraded to a buy-equivalent outperform rating at Wedbush. “I felt that the quarter was excellent. The app is really good. I disagreed with the market. It’s a hard thing to do. Wedbush is basically giving you the bull case,” Cramer said. Shares dropped 7% after its earnings report on May 9 and were still down $10 since the Friday’s close. Huntington Bancshares : The regional bank stock was upgraded to a buy-equivalent overweight rating at JPMorgan. “I thought that the upgrade made very little sense. But I recognize that Huntington Bancshares is in a good state,” Cramer said. Texas Instruments : CNBC reported that activist investor group Elliott Management has taken a $2.5 billion stake in the chipmaker. Cramer said Texas Instruments didn’t make the right moves with customers and shareholders and that’s why Elliott moved in.