The Brutalist Report

• Intel stock is spiking after a report says the US government could buy a stake [87d]
• These boutique hotels around the US are full of character — and are bookable using Hilton Honors points [87d]
• US military deploying over 4,000 additional troops to waters around Latin America... [87d]
• Winklevoss twins' Gemini reveals lower revenue and wider loss in US IPO filing [87d]
• Economist Mark Zandi says US is on 'precipice of recession.' How to weather the fallout if — or when — it hits [87d]
• US Open Champion Has 4-Word Reaction to BMW Championship Near-Ace [87d]
• Stocks Close Mildly Lower as US Consumer Sentiment Declines [87d]
• US appeals court sides with Argentina, keeps YPF share turnover on hold [87d]
• Dollar Falls on Weaker US Consumer Sentiment [87d]
• Mosquito-born dengue fever cases surge at popular US vacation destination [87d]
• Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM) Is Worried About High Construction Costs Of US Plants, Says Jim Cramer [87d]
• UMG Boss Lucian Grainge Knocks Drake's 'Not Like Us' Lawsuit As Absurd [87d]
• Former US Representative Matt Gaetz Buys Pudgy Penguins' PENGU, Calls It 'Digital Penguins' [87d]
• Blackstone-backed Legence reveals revenue rise but wider loss in US IPO filing [87d]
• Busy September US corporate bond market expected despite lower rate cut odds [87d]
• Data center owners urge US Treasury to keep renewable energy subsidy rules [87d]
• US oil and gas rig count holds steady this week, Baker Hughes says [87d]
• US may purchase stake in Intel after Trump attacked CEO [87d]
• Transit-tech firm Via reveals revenue gains in US IPO filing [87d]
• A $45 Treatment Can Save a Starving Child. US Aid Cuts Have Frozen the Supply [87d]
• Stocks Are Undercut by US Consumer Sentiment Decline [87d]
• Afghans in US mark withdrawal anniversary amid Trump immigration crackdown [87d]
• Dollar Undercut by Decline in US Consumer Sentiment [87d]
• The world's largest alternative asset manager is now its largest landlord — what it means for US rental market [87d]
• US manufacturing production stalls in July [87d]
• Stocks Are Undercut by US Consumer Sentiment Decline [87d]
• US Industrial Production Rises At Strongest Annual Rate Since Jan 2023 [88d]
• US retail sales rise in July; softening job market poses risk to spending [88d]
• Afghans in US face uncertainty after the cancellation of their humanitarian relief [88d]
• Sanctuary cities in the US were born in the 1980s as Central American refugees fled civil wars [88d]
• Could Intel soon be part-owned by the US government? Trump saga takes its oddest turn yet [88d]
• Talks are reportedly underway for the US Gov. to take a stake in Intel, and its share price has already jumped 7% in response [88d]
• T1 Energy Strikes Corning Partnership, Targets 6,000 US Jobs In Solar Push [88d]
• SoftBank Group’s Payments App PayPay Files for US Debut [88d]
• Balfour Beatty profits rise, but US arm struggles [88d]
• AG showdown: DC attorney general rejects US Attorney General Pam Bondi order as 'unlawful' [88d]
• Drake's record label thinks he's being "ridiculous" with "Not Like Us" lawsuit [88d]
• Ninety One’s Stopford Says US at Epicenter of Market Risk [88d]
• US sanctions Grinex crypto-exchange, Garantex’s successor [88d]
• Photos: Putin’s 25-year legacy with US presidents [88d]
• Gold Heads for Weekly Loss After Report Shows US Inflation Surge [88d]
• Germany's Industrial Core Is Collapsing Under The US Trade Deal And The Green Agenda [88d]
• ‘No more food’: In northern Nigeria, US funding cuts bite for aid groups [88d]
• As Trump splits from India, is the US abandoning its pivot to Asia? [88d]
• China navy power on show in Pacific, signals ability to ‘contest’ US access [88d]
• Oct. 7 Documentary ‘The Road Between Us’ to Screen at TIFF After Fest Resolves Concerns [88d]