The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• China's youth unemployment hits a record high, deepening its economic scars [711d]
• Cramer on why investors should 'enjoy AI' while CEOs figure out how to use it [711d]
• Nvidia stole the earnings spotlight last week. This week, it's all about the debt ceiling [711d]
• Chinese apps remain hugely popular in the U.S. despite efforts to ban TikTok [711d]
• Restaurants expect strong sales this summer. Consumers aren't so sure [711d]
• Putin congratulates 'dear friend' Erdogan as NATO's Turkey challenge looks set to stay [711d]
• Streaming services are removing tons of movies and shows — it's not personal, it's strictly business [711d]
• 529 college savings plans took a hit last year: How to protect your money with more volatility ahead [711d]
• UK government says it is meeting with food bosses over high prices — but denies it will impose caps [711d]
• Spanish prime minister calls for early general election [711d]
• Traders turn optimistic on debt ceiling deal — and one strategist says it's a 'market opportunity' [711d]
• 'It's not a bubble yet': Wharton's Jeremy Siegel predicts Big Tech boom fueled by A.I. [711d]
• CNBC Daily Open: After the debt ceiling, inflation [711d]
• Chinese consumers won't return to pre-Covid spending soon — a problem for Starbucks, Morgan Stanley says [712d]
• The biggest money mistakes that could change your future — and how to get ahead of them right now [712d]
• Turkey's lira sinks to near record low as Erdogan is reelected [712d]
• Major central banks were expected to pause rate hikes soon. Now it's not so clear cut [712d]