The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Jim Cramer says Meta Platforms’ latest quarter is why he stuck with the stock [1287d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Apple, Amazon, Ford and more [1287d]
• Debt ceiling deal no closer as McCarthy, Biden vow to continue talks [1287d]
• January job growth is forecast to slow slightly, but the impact from big corporate layoffs is uncertain [1287d]
• Amazon's advertising business grew 19%, while Google and Meta both deal with slowdowns [1287d]
• Kohl's names interim CEO Tom Kingsbury to the post permanently [1287d]
• Amazon's cloud business reports 20% growth in fourth quarter, missing estimates [1287d]
• Qualcomm revenue falls 12%, guidance implies more pain this quarter [1287d]
• Ticketmaster braces for Beyoncé's 'Renaissance' tour amid fears of Taylor Swift-level demand [1287d]
• IRS about 3 to 5 times more likely to audit Black Americans' tax returns, study finds [1287d]
• Starbucks is about to report earnings. Here's what to expect [1287d]
• Eli Lilly's post-earnings decline is creating a buying opportunity for long-term investors [1287d]
• Bitcoin briefly rises above $24,000, extending its new year rally amid a broader gain in tech stocks [1287d]
• Opinion: Why Beijing is cheering on the U.S. debt ceiling fight [1287d]
• Federal overreach, financial harm: Arguments against student loan forgiveness reach Supreme Court [1287d]
• Kind Snacks founder Daniel Lubetzky made a $220 million mistake—it turned his startup into a $5 billion company [1287d]
• Penn's sports betting business posts head-turning fourth quarter profit [1287d]
• Annuity sales hit record last year, eclipsing sales during 2008 financial crisis amid fear, higher rates [1287d]
• Thursday's sellers of Estee Lauder shares are missing the bigger picture [1287d]
• 80% of workers who quit in the ‘great resignation’ have regrets, according to a new survey [1287d]
• Mortgage rates drop to the 5% range for the first time since September [1287d]