The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• GM's Ultium agrees to increase EV battery worker pay by 25% on average [1074d]
• Container ships are waiting at Asian ports as retailers struggle to shift excess stock [1074d]
• 'Dune: Part Two' departs the 2023 movie calendar amid Hollywood strikes [1074d]
• Hawaiian Electric shares slide after Maui County sues for damages over deadly wildfires [1074d]
• DOJ sues SpaceX alleging hiring discrimination against refugees and asylum recipients [1074d]
• Viasat reports second satellite malfunction in a matter of weeks [1074d]
• Powell's pivotal speech Friday could see a marked shift from what he's done in the past [1074d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Affirm, Gap, Marvell and more [1074d]
• First trial of Trump co-defendant in Georgia case will begin Oct. 23, judge rules [1074d]
• Nordstrom tops Wall Street’s quarterly expectations, even as it braces for sales declines [1074d]
• Gap reports mixed quarterly results after another period of declining sales across all brands [1074d]
• Here's our new price target on Nvidia — and 3 reasons why the stock can reach it [1074d]
• Putin says Prigozhin 'made serious mistakes' in first remarks since plane crash that likely killed the Wagner boss [1074d]
• 31% of investors are OK with using artificial intelligence as their advisor [1074d]
• Nvidia earnings scare away AMD, Intel investors as legacy chipmakers lose ground in AI [1074d]
• How 5 companies are using pricing power to protect profits during high inflation [1074d]
• There's no 'free lunch' with high-interest cash options, advisor says. How to plan for taxes [1074d]
• 75% of people ages 50 and up worry Social Security will run out of money in their lifetimes, survey finds [1074d]
• August is again living up to its reputation as a downbeat month for stocks [1074d]
• Americans say this is the most valuable money lesson they've ever learned—but many aren't putting it into practice [1074d]