The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• China plans to restrict exports of a critical metal. But the market isn't that worried [133d]
• Lebanon had 'no say in the decision to go to war,' foreign minister says [134d]
• CNBC's Inside India newsletter: The causes and costs of India's brain drain [134d]
• Travelers still want budget-friendly vacations—they say these 10 cruise lines are worth the money [134d]
• Glassdoor CEO: I refuse to work late or on weekends in front of my kids—I'd rather go back to my office [134d]
• 36-year-old quit 6-figure Wall Street job—now he earns $1,000 an hour working from home as a tutor: 'More fulfilling than I ever could have imagined' [134d]
• Rob Gronkowski scored big with a $69,000 bet on Apple stock—how his strategy mirrors Warren Buffett's [134d]
• Undersea cable cuts in the Baltic Sea are stoking geopolitical tensions — here's what's going on [134d]
• These economists say artificial intelligence can narrow U.S. deficits by improving health care [134d]
• France's political chaos drives borrowing costs to the same level as Greece's for the first time [134d]
• To keep cranberries on your Thanksgiving table, scientists use AI to 'scale up and be more efficient'—it offers 'huge time savings' [134d]
• Trump's tariff threats have rattled Europe's auto giants — but Ferrari appears remarkably unfazed [134d]
• Russia tries to stem panic over the plummeting ruble, as the central bank is forced to intervene [134d]
• Shares of key chip suppliers jump as U.S. reportedly considers toned-down China curbs [134d]
• OPEC+ postpones meeting to decide oil production strategy to Dec. 5, sources say [134d]
• From AI to young new artists, London wants to attract a new generation of art buyers [134d]
• Apple, Trump and a booming budget surplus: Ireland has much to mull over as voters head to the polls [134d]
• Shipping giant Maersk unveils latest 'dual-fuel methanol vessel' in decarbonization shift [134d]
• China's yuan to hit record lows as U.S. tariff threat mounts, investment banks forecast [134d]
• South Korea unexpectedly cuts rates by 25 basis points — first back-to-back cuts since 2009 [134d]