The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Jim Cramer explains why the December CPI number is a ‘big deal’ [1310d]
• Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz tells corporate workers to return to the office 3 days a week [1310d]
• Burning Man sues Biden administration over geothermal project [1310d]
• Why the Winklevoss brothers are in a $900 million crypto faceoff with Barry Silbert [1310d]
• Eli Lilly is the best of both worlds — a recession-resistant stock with major growth potential [1310d]
• Apple reportedly considering touchscreen Mac laptop for 2025 [1310d]
• Inflation is expected to have declined in December, but it may not be enough to stop the Fed [1310d]
• Biden administration will select first 10 drugs for Medicare price negotiations by September [1310d]
• Alphabet to cut staff of health sciences unit Verily by 15% [1310d]
• Disney to make Nike's Mark Parker chairman as it opposes activist investor Peltz's push to join board [1310d]
• House Speaker Kevin McCarthy won't push Rep. George Santos to resign, says NY voters should decide [1310d]
• DirecTV lays off staffers as cord-cutting accelerates [1310d]
• The creator of tech's big layoff tracker says more cuts are on the way—here's when it could slow [1310d]
• When Social Security beneficiaries can expect first checks of 2023 to include 8.7% cost-of-living adjustment [1310d]
• Ubisoft cancels three games and slashes targets, citing 'worsening macroeconomic conditions' [1310d]
• Omicron XBB.1.5 does not have mutations known to make people sicker, WHO says [1310d]
• What borrowers need to know about Biden's proposed student loan repayment plan, which could cut some payments in half [1310d]
• Biden's plea to lawmakers in rare op-ed: Unite to hold tech accountable [1310d]
• Flexport to lay off 20% of its global workforce [1310d]
• Oil companies sue Los Angeles over ban on oil and gas drilling [1310d]
• Your tax refund may be smaller this year—here's how to avoid 'sticker shock' [1310d]
• Paul Tudor Jones, hedge fund billionaire, wants to do away with 'ESG' [1310d]