The Brutalist Report

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• Elon Musk spent $2.64 billion on Twitter shares so far this year, new filing shows [1604d]
• Twitter confirms it is testing edit button after Elon Musk polls followers [1604d]
• CDC director says high immunity in U.S. population provides some protection against omicron BA.2 [1604d]
• Ivanka Trump ends 8 hours of testimony to House committee investigating Jan. 6 Capitol riot [1604d]
• Stock futures inch higher ahead of Fed minutes release [1604d]
• The story of climate change right now in 9 charts [1604d]
• Investing Club: How we view Facebook parent Meta after the latest Fed comments [1604d]
• Spirit shares surge over 20% after news of JetBlue acquisition offer [1604d]
• Take advantage of these 6 perks to make the most of your Amazon Prime membership [1604d]
• Key people from the Fed just spooked the markets — here's what they said [1604d]
• World's biggest darknet marketplace, Russia-linked Hydra Market, seized and shut down, DOJ says [1604d]
• Elon Musk's Twitter board seat raises questions about his plans for the company [1604d]
• Elon Musk bought a 9% stake in Twitter and got a board seat — here's what he can do with that power [1604d]
• Retirement savers could benefit from 'Secure 2.0.' But some parts of the proposed law need to be worked out [1604d]
• U.S., allies set to impose more sanctions on Russia following outrage over possible war crimes [1604d]
• We're exiting one hot stock, trimming another to raise cash in case Fed gets more aggressive [1604d]
• Fed's Mary Daly says high inflation 'is as harmful as not having a job,' pledges rate hikes ahead [1604d]
• Biden administration expected to extend payment pause for student loan borrowers through August [1604d]
• As tuition continues to climb, these are the top tax breaks for college expenses [1604d]
• Biden administration launches national research plan to understand and treat long Covid [1604d]
• Fintech stocks Toast, Affirm drop on analyst concerns about 'longer-term growth trajectories' [1604d]