The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• TikTok CEO got grilled by lawmakers from both parties on whether the Chinese-owned app can protect American privacy [1127d]
• Goldman Sachs says buy oil-stock pullbacks, highlighting a Club name to purchase [1127d]
• Crypto is banned in China, but Binance employees and support volunteers tell people how to bypass the ban [1127d]
• Banks ramp up use of new Fed facility created during crisis [1127d]
• Lidar maker Ouster dips as quarterly losses widen, but CEO sees savings in Velodyne merger [1127d]
• Biden's approval slips to 38%, near the lowest of his presidency, new poll says [1127d]
• Apple, Ford and Estee Lauder are in the news Thursday. Here are our takes [1127d]
• How Ford plans to turn a profit on EVs in under four years [1127d]
• Activision fails to increase representation of women as it faces 2025 goal [1127d]
• Ex-Morgan Stanley advisor charged with defrauding NBA players out of $13 million [1127d]
• Ex-Google employees' A.I. chatbot startup valued at $1 billion after Andreessen Horowitz funding [1127d]
• These eight charts show why climate change matters right now [1127d]
• Yellen says Treasury is ready to take 'additional actions if warranted' to stabilize banks [1127d]
• Sanofi, Regeneron shares pop more than 6% after data shows asthma drug Dupixent may also treat COPD [1127d]
• N.J. deli stock fraud defendant renounced U.S. citizenship, prosecutors seek detention [1127d]
• Crypto rebounds from post-Fed sell-off, investors shake off regulatory concerns [1127d]
• Walmart lays off hundreds of workers at e-commerce facilities [1127d]
• Club meeting recap: Tech leads Wall Street higher post-Yellen drop; shares in Pioneer, Wynn jump [1127d]
• Chewy and Petco earnings make it clear: Pet health care is their future [1127d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Netflix, Block, Snap, KB Home and more [1127d]
• Nevada approves $333 million natural gas plant as historic drought pressures state's power grid [1127d]
• TikTok's ad business is growing around live sports as platform faces possible U.S. ban [1127d]
• Barbara Corcoran, Lauren Simmons and other powerful women in business on their best advice and secrets to success [1127d]
• Judge cites Trump's past verbal attacks in using anonymous jury for rape defamation case [1127d]
• Investing in Space: The latecomer [1127d]
• TikTok CEO says China-based ByteDance employees still have access to some U.S. data [1127d]
• China's liaisons with Russia are fueling an awkward split among European leaders [1127d]
• Movie theater stocks pop after report says Apple plans to spend $1B a year on releases [1127d]
• Retirement vs. emergency savings: How to prioritize in a shaky economy [1127d]
• Jim Jordan's push for Alvin Bragg's testimony on Trump probe is 'unprecedented,' advisor to Manhattan DA says [1127d]
• 'This is not the financial crisis': Banks are OK, but investing in them right now is risky, analysts say [1127d]
• In pictures: Protests take place across France after Macron forces through pension changes [1127d]
• Senators call on former Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank CEOs to testify [1127d]
• OpenAI CEO admits a bug allowed some ChatGPT users to see others' conversation titles [1127d]
• Watch live: TikTok CEO testifies before House committee as potential U.S. ban looms [1127d]
• Top 10 things to watch in the stock market Thursday: Stocks bounce, Ford EVs, Apple [1127d]
• TikTok CEO set for grilling in House hearing. But U.S. lawmakers also face questions [1127d]
• Ethereum co-founder says ether not a security, compares it to oil after regulator claims [1127d]
• Block shares plunge after Hindenburg says Jack Dorsey's company facilitates fraud [1127d]
• Why hasn't U.S. poverty improved in 50 years? Pulitzer-prize winning author Matthew Desmond has an answer [1127d]
• Will the banking crisis cause a recession? It may depend on the 'wealth effect,' economist says [1127d]
• Starbucks CEO says he'll work a shift at the company's cafes once a month [1127d]
• 'There was nothing wrong with the bank': Why some Silicon Valley CEOs don't blame SVB for its crash [1127d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Coinbase, AMC, Chewy, First Republic and more [1127d]
• Bank of England hikes interest rates by 25 basis points after inflation surprises [1127d]
• Zurich to legalize consumption and sale of cannabis on trial basis [1127d]
• Olive Garden parent raises revenue outlook as same-store sales jump [1127d]
• Ukraine wants to win China over as Russia's invasion continues. Some say it shouldn't bother trying [1127d]
• Ford's EV business lost $2 billion in 2022, offset by big profits in fleet and legacy units [1127d]
• Starbucks shareholders to vote on proposals for labor probe, succession planning [1127d]
• Europe’s rush to LNG could turn into ‘world’s most expensive and unnecessary insurance policy' [1127d]
• Swiss central bank hikes interest rates by 50 basis points despite Credit Suisse turmoil [1127d]
• China will make up nearly 40% of the rise in global oil demand in 2023, Wood Mackenzie says [1127d]
• European lawmakers are quietly miffed at U.S. regulators over SVB's collapse [1128d]
• Swiss regulator says central bank loan to Credit Suisse justified AT1 bond writedown [1128d]
• Tencent's online ad revenue grows for the first time in more than a year [1128d]
• Relativity's first 3D-printed rocket launches successfully but fails to reach orbit [1128d]
• Bitcoin at $100,000? Insiders say the cryptocurrency could test new highs this year [1128d]
• Wells Fargo lists financial instability as biggest market risk post-Fed decision [1128d]
• Cruise robotaxis blocked a road in San Francisco after a storm downed trees and wires [1128d]