The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Elon Musk spent $2.64 billion on Twitter shares so far this year, new filing shows [1462d]
• Twitter confirms it is testing edit button after Elon Musk polls followers [1462d]
• CDC director says high immunity in U.S. population provides some protection against omicron BA.2 [1462d]
• Ivanka Trump ends 8 hours of testimony to House committee investigating Jan. 6 Capitol riot [1462d]
• Stock futures inch higher ahead of Fed minutes release [1462d]
• The story of climate change right now in 9 charts [1462d]
• Investing Club: How we view Facebook parent Meta after the latest Fed comments [1462d]
• Spirit shares surge over 20% after news of JetBlue acquisition offer [1462d]
• Take advantage of these 6 perks to make the most of your Amazon Prime membership [1462d]
• Key people from the Fed just spooked the markets — here's what they said [1462d]
• World's biggest darknet marketplace, Russia-linked Hydra Market, seized and shut down, DOJ says [1462d]
• Elon Musk's Twitter board seat raises questions about his plans for the company [1462d]
• Elon Musk bought a 9% stake in Twitter and got a board seat — here's what he can do with that power [1462d]
• Retirement savers could benefit from 'Secure 2.0.' But some parts of the proposed law need to be worked out [1462d]
• U.S., allies set to impose more sanctions on Russia following outrage over possible war crimes [1462d]
• We're exiting one hot stock, trimming another to raise cash in case Fed gets more aggressive [1462d]
• Fed's Mary Daly says high inflation 'is as harmful as not having a job,' pledges rate hikes ahead [1462d]
• Biden administration expected to extend payment pause for student loan borrowers through August [1462d]
• As tuition continues to climb, these are the top tax breaks for college expenses [1462d]
• Biden administration launches national research plan to understand and treat long Covid [1462d]
• Fintech stocks Toast, Affirm drop on analyst concerns about 'longer-term growth trajectories' [1462d]
• 30-year fixed mortgage crosses 5% [1462d]
• Qualcomm CEO says Wall Street getting the stock all wrong — here's why we agree [1462d]
• Here's how NFL star Bobby Wagner negotiated his $65 million deal with the Rams [1462d]
• 10%? 15%? How to figure out if you're saving the right amount for retirement [1462d]
• Not earning enough? Many workers are unhappy with their pay [1462d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Twitter, Carnival, First Solar and more [1462d]
• Apple just announced its big annual conference starts June 6, new iPhone software expected [1462d]
• Nearly 70% of Americans are worried about a nuclear attack, according to APA survey. Here's what could happen [1462d]
• Zelenskyy calls for a Nuremberg-style tribunal to investigate and prosecute Russian war crimes [1462d]
• WarnerMedia's Jason Kilar will depart CEO role as Discovery merger nears close [1462d]
• Developers are flooding Arizona with homes even as historic Western drought intensifies [1462d]
• Dr. Scott Gottlieb believes omicron BA.2 subvariant unlikely to cause 'national wave' in U.S. [1462d]
• This 38-year-old makes $160,000 per month in passive income—after losing his job: 'I work only 5 hours a week now' [1462d]
• There's a new way to quickly send U.S. dollars around the world with bitcoin [1462d]
• Microsoft wants to help business customers simplify those annoying software updates [1462d]
• Russia debt default prospect resurfaces as U.S. blocks bond payment [1462d]
• Fed's Brainard sees balance sheet reduction soon and 'at a rapid pace' [1462d]
• Inside the consulting firm run by Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas [1462d]
• The myth about credit cards and credit scores that’s costing you [1462d]
• The 10 highest-paying U.S. internships of 2022, according to Glassdoor—some pay nearly $10,000 a month [1462d]
• Investing Club: What Cramer is watching — Musk to join Twitter board, bank price-target cuts [1462d]
• Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt on why in-office work is better: 'I don't know how you build great management' virtually [1462d]
• Op-ed: Will high inflation hurt stock returns in the long run? Not really [1462d]
• Elon Musk to join Twitter’s board of directors, teases 'significant improvements' [1462d]
• Op-ed: Here's what every woman needs to know about investing [1462d]
• Goldman data shows no shortage of aspiring bankers as record 236,000 students apply for internships [1462d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Carvana, First Solar, Generac and more [1462d]
• GM and Honda to partner on 'affordable' electric vehicles [1462d]
• Amazon signs biggest-ever rocket deal with 3 firms, including Bezos' Blue Origin, to launch internet satellites [1462d]
• European Union to propose ban on Russian coal imports, sources say [1462d]
• 81% of U.S. adults are worried about a recession hitting this year, survey finds [1462d]
• Inflation fears force Americans to rethink financial choices [1462d]
• Here’s what consumers plan to cut back on if prices continue to surge [1462d]
• Elon Musk asks Twitter users if they want an edit button; shares rise in premarket trading [1462d]
• Three former DeepMinders are developing A.I. to pick stocks and crypto [1462d]
• Treasury yields rise, remain inverted as recession fears linger [1462d]
• IPO deals in China and Hong Kong slump as omicron cases jump [1462d]
• Wind energy needs dramatic increase to hit net-zero goals, new report says [1462d]
• Manhattan residential real estate sales hit a record $7.3 billion in the first quarter [1463d]
• Spike in China stocks caps a volatile month, but investors may be 'jumping the gun' [1463d]
• Some of the first quarter’s biggest losers could be the biggest steals, Jim Cramer says [1463d]
• 'Bear market rally' is setting stage for a correction, Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson warns [1463d]