The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Nebraska is the No. 1 state in the U.S. for mental health, according to a new report [1037d]
• Jim Cramer says a drop in oil prices could signal the start of a market rally [1037d]
• Bill Ackman believes the 10-year Treasury yield could approach 5% soon [1038d]
• Blue Origin, Sierra Space weigh future of Orbital Reef space station as partnership turns rocky [1038d]
• GameStop's survival demands 'extreme frugality,' CEO Ryan Cohen tells employees [1038d]
• Endeavor, Fenway Sports consider investment in the PGA Tour [1038d]
• Nike misses revenue expectations for the first time in two years, beats on earnings and gross margin [1038d]
• BlackRock's Rieder thinks investors should believe the Fed that it's going to hike again [1038d]
• The U.S. is nearing a government shutdown. What that means for stocks and how we're playing it [1038d]
• EEOC sues Tesla alleging widespread racist harassment of Black workers, retaliation against those who spoke out [1038d]
• TV and film writers prepare to return to work under new contract: 'I feel like we're entering a new era' [1038d]
• We're adding to this industrial giant, as the CEO looks to unlock value [1038d]
• Trump New York fraud trial cleared to start Monday after appeals panel ruling [1038d]
• Brad Gerstner says AI is going to be bigger than the internet, bigger than mobile [1038d]
• AMD's stock pops after Microsoft tech chief touts chipmaker's AI products [1038d]
• Why Meta's newest AI-based products are set to boost the social media giant's near-term growth [1038d]
• NFL tells X it's concerned about placement of ads on white nationalist accounts [1038d]