The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Broadcom's post-earnings pullback doesn't shift the fundamentals. It's a buying opportunity [1067d]
• UAW president says union has filed unfair labor practice charges against GM, Stellantis over contract talks [1067d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Dell, Lululemon and MongoDB [1067d]
• FEMA is down to its last $3.4 billion as Maui wildfires, Hurricane Idalia slam U.S. [1067d]
• Trump Georgia trial will be streamed live, judge rules [1067d]
• SentinelOne CEO says the cybersecurity company is not for sale [1067d]
• The huge rally in Salesforce's stock isn't over: Here's how high we see it going [1067d]
• Hollywood studios should cut Netflix out of strike negotiations, Barry Diller says [1067d]
• Biden says he will visit Florida this weekend to survey Idalia damage: 'Our nation has your back' [1067d]
• Lululemon sees sales and profit jump 18%, boosts full-year guidance [1067d]
• U.S. health officials want to loosen marijuana restrictions. Here's what it means [1067d]
• Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and 'Barbenheimer' are lifting consumer spending this quarter. But Morgan Stanley says it may not last [1067d]
• 63% of workers unable to pay a $500 emergency expense, survey finds. How employers may help change that [1067d]
• Biden says he's 'forever grateful' to forces in Afghanistan on two-year anniversary of exit [1067d]
• Student loan payments restart in October — here are changes borrowers can expect [1067d]
• McConnell suffering 'occasional lightheadedness' but is clear to keep working, his doctor says [1067d]
• The 10 cheapest U.S. states to retire—Florida doesn't make the list [1067d]
• Sixth Street — which manages more than $70 billion — is betting big on sports teams and live events [1067d]
• Trump asks to sever Georgia election case from co-defendants seeking speedy trial [1067d]