The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• SEC charges ex-CEO of medical device company with fraud, says some devices were 'just a piece of plastic' [953d]
• Jim Cramer says it's time for investors to take some profit in this hot market [953d]
• Tesla drivers had highest accident rate, BMW drivers most DUIs study finds [953d]
• Colorado Supreme Court disqualifies Trump from 2024 ballot, pauses ruling to allow appeal [953d]
• Starbucks faces protests, union strife and China headwinds — giving us pause on next steps [953d]
• Rite Aid to be barred from using facial recognition under proposed FTC settlement [953d]
• Is Biden due for a boost in polls as the economy improves? Pollsters say inflation still looms large [953d]
• FedEx shares tumble after weaker demand hits revenue outlook [953d]
• U.S. Bank fined $36 million for freezing unemployment debit cards during COVID-19 pandemic [953d]
• Southwest Airlines, pilots' union reach preliminary labor deal after years of contentious talks [953d]
• GM has cut its Buick dealership network in half through buyouts [953d]
• Here’s a rapid-fire update on all 33 stocks in our portfolio, including those Cramer would buy on dips [953d]
• Shippers have already diverted about $35 billion in cargo from the Red Sea amid fears of attacks [953d]
• 3 year-end investment tax tips from top-ranked financial advisors [953d]
• There were nearly 400 strikes in 2023, and experts think there's more to come: 'Nothing succeeds like success' [953d]
• A ‘digital handshake’ for the planet: How one asset management firm adopted a new framework for ESG [953d]
• Trump wipes out Biden's lead with Latino voters in 2024: CNBC survey [953d]
• Abortion opponents settle suit with National Archives over 'pro-life' clothing ban incident [953d]
• Jim Cramer sees FTC Chair Lina Khan's policies hurting investor portfolios [953d]
• Affirm stock pops more than 15% on expanded Walmart partnership [953d]
• Gen Z is flocking to these 10 U.S. cities—they're not following millennials [953d]
• Online shopping for holidays exceeds 2020 pandemic high, CNBC economic survey shows [953d]
• Expect a 'bumpy landing' for the economy in 2024—and a 'very bullish' year for stocks, strategists say [953d]