The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Stock futures are lower as investors continue monitoring rising commodities prices and the ongoing war in Ukraine [1633d]
• Stitch Fix shares plummet after company cuts guidance [1634d]
• Alphabet CFO explains reasoning behind $5.4 billion Mandiant acquisition [1634d]
• Iconic U.S. brands Coca-Cola, Pepsi and McDonald's suspend business in Russia [1634d]
• XPO Logistics will now focus just on trucking, as it spins off and sells other businesses [1634d]
• Many Americans are eligible for more generous tax credits this year. They will have to file a return in order to get the money [1634d]
• Amazon is turning grocery-picking gig workers into Whole Foods employees as delivery demand booms [1634d]
• Microsoft CFO Amy Hood says pandemic showed the importance of Windows [1634d]
• Investing Club: What we're watching Tuesday afternoon — stocks lose some steam, Marvell gets some respect, Disney's gambling push [1634d]
• Starbucks suspends all business in Russia as Putin's forces attack Ukraine [1634d]
• Aaron Rodgers says he is returning to the Green Bay Packers [1634d]
• Warren Buffett is worth $117 billion—once again making him one of the 5 richest people in the world [1634d]
• Considering a Roth IRA conversion? Here's what investors need to know to reduce the tax bite [1634d]
• Jury convicts Guy Reffitt, first Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendant to stand trial [1634d]
• Nickel's price surge could threaten automakers' ambitious electric-vehicle plans [1634d]
• How a San Francisco tech company is supporting its 250-plus workers in Ukraine: 'This is personal' [1634d]
• Leadership or loneliness? Making sense of why executives are eager to get employees back in the office [1634d]
• How this Broadway 'Tina Turner' star navigated the pandemic and is now helping other women [1634d]
• How the EU plans to cut dependence on Russian gas by two-thirds this year [1634d]
• Snap-On CEO says '80% of what we sell off the trucks here in America' is made in the U.S. [1634d]
• U.S. intel chiefs warn Congress that Putin will 'double down' in Ukraine as Kremlin's war drags on [1634d]
• McDonald's will temporarily close 850 restaurants in Russia, nearly 2 weeks after Putin invaded Ukraine [1634d]