The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Look to 3 'great American companies' in this market, Jim Cramer says [1113d]
• Ex-fugitive in $100 million N.J. deli case granted bail, but kept jailed as feds fight release [1113d]
• American Airlines scraps traditional frequent flyer award chart in dynamic pricing shift [1113d]
• Carl Icahn says Illumina’s appeal of FTC order to divest Grail is ‘an almost impossible battle’ [1113d]
• Ether is rallying ahead of major upgrade that will let holders more easily access their tokens [1113d]
• 'Over-mentored and underfunded': The biggest challenges facing AAPI women-owned businesses [1113d]
• The world's richest 25 people lost $200 billion last year—Jeff Bezos' net worth fell the most [1113d]
• 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie' is set for a big opening weekend — despite bad reviews [1113d]
• Wall Street sees big growth prospects for Amazon. But first it needs to get its house in order [1113d]
• Trump faces more legal threats beyond a hush money case. Here's the status of those probes [1113d]
• Insolvency is on the horizon for Social Security, Medicare funds, expert says. These changes may help [1113d]
• These 10 fairly priced stocks are well off recent highs. Here's where we stand on them [1113d]
• This portfolio manager’s frugality and eye for income protected her fund from the worst of 2022’s tumult [1113d]
• Inflation's inventory gluts are here to stay and will hit the bottom line in weaker economy: CNBC Supply Chain Survey [1113d]
• Western Alliance shares cut losses after the bank says deposit outflows are stabilizing [1113d]
• Value trap? Growth trap? What to know to avoid getting snagged [1113d]
• McCarthy meets with Taiwan leader as China threatens 'actions' in response [1113d]
• Google reveals its newest A.I. supercomputer, claims it beats Nvidia [1113d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Nvidia, Palantir, Western Alliance, Johnson & Johnson and more [1113d]
• Dominion urges judge to compel Murdochs to testify live in Fox trial [1113d]
• Club meeting recap: Jim Cramer says 'the existential threat is gone for J&J' [1113d]
• With layoffs looming, you could be offered a voluntary buyout—4 things to know before taking one [1113d]
• Meta's CTO, in charge of the metaverse, says he and Zuckerberg are spending most of their time on A.I. [1113d]
• Sweetgreen stock falls after Chipotle sues for trademark infringement over burrito bowl [1113d]
• ETFs are setting the tone for the underlying bond market. Here's why [1113d]
• Jeep unveils 2024 Wrangler SUV in next stage of off-road sales battle with Ford Bronco [1113d]
• Biden EPA cracks down on mercury pollution from power plants [1113d]
• Blockbuster pushed HBO to start investing in original content, cable giant's ex-chief says [1113d]
• 4 side hustles for early birds and night owls: Some pay as much as $100 per hour [1113d]
• Johnson & Johnson shares rise after company proposes baby powder cancer settlement [1113d]
• Kia's new EV9 is a 7-passenger electric SUV coming to the U.S. late this year [1113d]
• These steps can help close the racial retirement gap. 'It's not what you make, it's what you keep,' says Fortune 100 CEO [1113d]
• Trump lawyer Tacopina says 'I feel we're not going to get to a jury' in New York case [1113d]
• Eli Lilly says experimental Alzheimer's drug reduces brain plaque in early study [1113d]
• Apple CEO Tim Cook shares his No. 1 strategy for clearing his head: 'It's better than any other thing you could possibly do' [1113d]
• Treasury sanctions cybercrime marketplace Genesis Market [1113d]
• Ram's electric pickup will top the F-150 Lightning and GMC Hummer in EV range [1113d]
• Meta's job cuts are gutting customer service, leaving influencers and businesses with nobody to call [1113d]
• More movies, more variety, more money: The box office is catching up to pre-Covid levels [1113d]
• 6 signs you have too much debt—and how to pay it off [1113d]
• Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Wednesday: New dawn for JNJ, Disney push, Meta upgrade [1113d]
• Bed Bath & Beyond gets $120 million merchandise lifeline as it faces bankruptcy threat [1113d]
• Here's where the A.I. jobs are, according to a Stanford study [1113d]
• You may face a 'stealth tax' on Social Security benefits, expert warns. These steps can help [1113d]
• Private payrolls rose by 145,000 in March, well below expectations, ADP says [1113d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Johnson & Johnson, FedEx, Zions and more [1113d]
• Women are paid less than two thirds of men's earnings at several UK banks, new analysis finds [1113d]
• Microsoft, Amazon face cloud competition probe as UK regulator raises alarm [1113d]
• How the market’s biggest companies manage their cash and investments [1113d]
• 'I didn't retire until 99': 100-year-olds share their secrets to a long and happy life [1113d]
• An emboldened NATO provides a bittersweet moment for war-torn Ukraine [1113d]
• Lack of home listings is taking a toll on mortgage demand [1113d]
• Switzerland faced a full-scale bank run if Credit Suisse went bankrupt, Swiss regulator argues [1114d]
• The EV industry is gaining momentum. But public charging is a long way from being accessible to all [1114d]
• UBS holds first shareholder meeting since controversial Credit Suisse takeover [1114d]
• US sports giant Fanatics acquires top Italian football club merchandiser [1114d]
• Europe's relationship with China reaches critical juncture after Xi-Putin meeting [1114d]
• Think it's too late to switch jobs? Tell that to 'Asia's best female chef' [1114d]
• Egypt's pound is among the worst performing currencies in 2023. And it's expected to plummet further [1114d]
• Most countries want tourists back — but Amsterdam is telling these visitors to 'stay away' [1114d]