The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang explains why his company is making humanoid robots [857d]
• TikTok aside, Congress has its eye on the U.S. money going into China [857d]
• Jim Cramer says investors shouldn't fear the Fed after Wednesday's rate decision [857d]
• Reddit prices IPO at $34 per share in first major social media offering since 2019 [857d]
• Foremost Group CEO Angela Chao knew she was going to die as Tesla sank in Texas pond, told friend 'I love you' in phone call: police report [858d]
• Shares of Micron pop 14% on earnings beat driven by AI boom [858d]
• Amazon gets boost from 72% pop in AI company Astera Labs' IPO [858d]
• Fed raises GDP and inflation outlook, while keeping rate cut forecast [858d]
• Fast Fed reaction, Broadcom's AI add, plus pushback on the cost of obesity drugs [858d]
• Social Security commissioner vows to end 'clawback cruelty' with new plan for benefit overpayments [858d]
• The Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, with no immediate relief for consumers from sky-high borrowing costs [858d]
• What a $418 million settlement on home-sale commissions may mean for you [858d]
• The Fed hasn't touched interest rates since July, but they're still moving. What that looks like for credit cards, mortgages and savings accounts [858d]
• Fed holds rates steady but indicates three cuts coming sometime this year [858d]