The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Jim Cramer picks his favorite travel, restaurant, live entertainment and gym stocks [1197d]
• Jim Cramer warns investors not to panic sell reliable stocks [1197d]
• FTX says $415 million of crypto was hacked [1197d]
• United results top estimates as demand remains resilient despite high fares [1197d]
• Moderna says RSV vaccine is 84% effective at preventing disease in older adults [1197d]
• Fake billionaire Justin Costello could plead guilty in $35 million fraud case, court filing indicates [1197d]
• Gen Z is driving luxury sales as wealthy shoppers get younger [1197d]
• More than 1 in 4 checking account holders are paying fees. Here’s how to avoid them [1197d]
• Fed directs big banks to disclose how they are preparing for climate change risks [1197d]
• More student loan borrowers may have $0 payments under Biden's new plan. What you need to know [1197d]
• Morgan Stanley's Q4 results show the Club holding is firing on all cylinders, as the stock soars [1198d]
• Don't forget about your old 401(k) if you quit a job or are laid off. What departing workers need to know [1198d]
• Biden is 'fully cooperating' with DOJ probe of his handling of classified documents, White House says [1198d]
• Netflix is hiring a flight attendant for one of its private jets—and the job pays up to $385,000 [1198d]
• Qualcomm says its move beyond smartphones is working. We're waiting to see the results [1198d]
• Russia needs the opportunity to rejoin an international system after any peace deal, Kissinger says [1198d]
• 4 key money moves in an uncertain economy, according to financial advisors [1198d]
• Bitcoin has now recovered all its losses since FTX collapsed [1198d]
• Arizona says developers don't have enough groundwater to build in desert west of Phoenix [1198d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Roblox, Alibaba and more [1198d]
• Honeywell CEO’s optimism on the economy is welcome in a sea of market worries [1198d]
• There's still time to avoid a penalty for fourth-quarter estimated taxes — but the clock is ticking [1198d]
• Tech executives could be jailed for deliberately failing to protect kids under UK proposal [1198d]
• Hungary's foreign minister says Brussels has failed on Russia sanctions [1198d]
• Jim Cramer's Investing Club meeting Tuesday: Wells Fargo, trades, Emerson Electric [1198d]
• German finance minister says country will likely face a 'very mild' recession this year [1198d]
• Shares of Roblox pop after December update shows increase in bookings [1198d]
• Actors Idris and Sabrina Dhowre Elba on how their parents inspired their activism [1198d]
• Morgan Stanley CEO Gorman says he's confident deal activity will return once the Fed pauses [1198d]
• Qatar does not advocate 'forgive and forget' for Russia, foreign minister says after colleague's controversial remarks [1198d]
• Peloton hires former Twitter executive as new head of marketing [1198d]
• We're initiating a position in a U.S. industrial giant set to gain from infrastructure spending [1198d]
• Putin is a tyrant who wants to enslave Ukraine, Poland's president says [1198d]
• Apple announces new Macs with its most powerful chips yet [1198d]
• Disney defends Iger, says activist Peltz has 'no track record' in big media [1198d]
• GM reveals new Chevy Corvette E-Ray hybrid sports car, starting at over $104,000 [1198d]
• Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the market Tuesday: Morgan Stanley beat, Goldman Sachs miss, Estee Lauder boost [1198d]
• Nest smart thermostat co-founder is back with a new device for the home, focused on food [1198d]
• Prices have not peaked yet, says CEO of one of the world's largest consumer goods firms [1198d]
• Dubai continues to benefit from crisis and the Russia-Ukraine war, Damac chair says [1198d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Goldman, Pfizer, Cheesecake Factory, Alibaba and more [1198d]
• World must abandon Cold War mentality, China's vice premier tells Davos [1198d]
• EU announces new green proposals to rival Biden's Inflation Reduction Act [1198d]
• Morgan Stanley is set to report fourth-quarter earnings—here’s what the Street expects [1198d]
• Ukraine has repeatedly pleaded for tanks to fight Russia — its Western allies could now be ready to provide them [1198d]
• Idea of de-globalization is a 'mirage,' says historian Niall Ferguson [1198d]
• SAP CEO says the world is entering the 'next phase of globalization' [1198d]
• 'The year of inflection': Top bank CEOs weigh in on inflation outlook [1198d]
• The worst is over for the global chip shortage, ABB chairman says: 'I'm quite optimistic' [1198d]
• IEA chief lauds U.S. Inflation Reduction Act as most important climate agreement since Paris accord [1198d]
• Boris Pistorius to become Germany's next defense minister [1198d]
• China's economy could recover faster and earlier than expected, analysts say [1198d]
• UK house prices to fall by up to 10% this year, Lloyds Bank CEO says [1198d]
• John Kerry says 'money, money, money' is needed most to tackle climate change [1198d]
• Chinese travelers are returning to Singapore, but a full recovery is not expected this year [1198d]
• IMF chief: Growth will bottom out in 2023 and bounce back next year [1198d]
• Market environment was one of the worst imaginable in 2022, insurer Allianz says [1198d]
• Top business leaders discuss financial innovation at the World Economic Forum [1198d]
• CEOs are the most pessimistic they've been in more than a decade as world faces a slowdown [1198d]
• China's reopening will boost Hong Kong markets despite weak GDP print, HKEX chairman says [1198d]
• Goldman Sachs is set to report fourth-quarter earnings — here's what the Street expects [1198d]
• China reports 3% GDP growth for 2022 as December retail sales, industrial production beat estimates [1198d]
• China’s population drops for the first time in decades [1198d]
• Cramer sees bullish signs starting to emerge in the stock market, just not in the same places as before [1198d]
• Adidas says Berlin Fashion Week launch and co-CEO announcements are fake [1198d]