The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Cramer’s week ahead: Keep an eye on bonds and Ukraine as earnings season picks up [1452d]
• World's largest yacht, linked to Russian billionaire Usmanov, is seized by Germany [1452d]
• Ukraine seizes 26 cars and 32 apartments of detained Kremlin ally Medvedchuk [1452d]
• Elon Musk could try to run three major companies at once — the last known CEO who did it is now an international fugitive [1452d]
• Investing Club: The week in review, the week ahead — April 14, 2022 [1452d]
• American Airlines pilots' union sues carrier over request to help with training on days off [1452d]
• DOJ charges 3 Russians with running 'foreign influence and disinformation network' in U.S. [1452d]
• How to launch a start-up while you're still in college [1452d]
• Biden pollster GSG is 'deeply sorry' for Amazon anti-union work as labor groups abandon it [1452d]
• An NFT of Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's first tweet has lost almost all of its $2.9 million value [1452d]
• I started working at Zoom remotely almost two years ago—here's how my first day at the office went [1452d]
• We're starting a position in this energy stock, drawn to its valuation and natural gas exposure [1452d]
• UK freezes record $13 billion in assets linked to two Abramovich associates [1452d]
• Wells Fargo stumbled this quarter, but our investment thesis on the bank remains intact [1452d]
• Elon Musk says he's 'not sure' he'll be able to buy Twitter after $43 billion bid, teases a plan B [1452d]
• Here’s why health savings accounts may contribute to inequality [1452d]
• Worried about rising inflation? With nearly risk free I bonds soon to pay 9.62%, here's what you need to know [1452d]
• Chris Sacca's climate investment firm raises $350 million to invest in carbon removal start-ups [1452d]
• Stocks could stay choppy as fears about the Fed overshadow earnings news [1452d]
• Crypto firm Ripple's court battle with the SEC has gone 'exceedingly well,' CEO says [1452d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Twitter, Tesla, Goldman Sachs, IBM and more [1452d]
• Morgan Stanley's big earnings beat proves management can navigate tricky markets [1452d]
• Tesla shares dip after CEO Elon Musk makes bid to buy Twitter [1452d]
• Sustainable recovery spending could be derailed by commodity price spikes following Ukraine war [1452d]
• MacKenzie Scott worried about paying rent with 'nickels' she earned waitressing — now she's worth $46 billion [1452d]
• White House will crack down on Russian attempts to evade sanctions, Biden security advisor says [1452d]
• Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says costs from pandemic, inflation and war are too high for company to absorb [1452d]
• Peloton is raising subscription fees while cutting prices for its Bikes and other equipment [1452d]
• Here's who can claim the home-office tax deduction on their 2021 tax return [1453d]
• Solving student debt crisis requires a ‘New Deal moment,’ former education secretary under Obama says [1453d]
• Want to find out if a company is really dedicated to DE&I? Ask these questions during your interview [1453d]
• Hong Kong's 'Mr. Metaverse' on why he's placing a big Web3 bet against Mark Zuckerberg [1453d]
• A new investing rule may attract hesitant investors to China. Here’s how [1453d]
• Andy Jassy says he doesn't own bitcoin, says Amazon could one day sell NFTs [1453d]
• Mortgage rates are rising. Here’s why your credit score matters and 5 ways to improve it [1453d]
• What Cramer is watching Thursday — Musk's takeover bid for Twitter, Morgan Stanley's big beat [1453d]
• Retail sales rose 0.5% in March amid inflation jump; import prices hit 11-year high [1453d]
• Talking to your kids about money can pay off in the future—it worked for me [1453d]
• 62% of workers view 401(k) employer match as key to reaching retirement goals. But they may wait years for those contributions to be their own [1453d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Twitter, Goldman Sachs, UnitedHealth and others [1453d]
• How companies like Amazon, Nike and FedEx avoid paying federal taxes [1453d]
• Amazon CEO Andy Jassy just released his first annual shareholder letter [1453d]
• ECB brings forward the end of its bond buying as inflation surges [1453d]
• Baby strollers, Ferris wheels and BTS: More tourists are bringing their kids to Las Vegas [1453d]
• Wells Fargo shares fall as quarterly revenue misses estimates, bank says credit losses to increase [1453d]
• Chinese EV maker Nio says it's gradually resuming production after Covid halt [1453d]
• Lamborghini customers are now waiting more than 12 months for a car, CEO says [1453d]
• Morgan Stanley is set to report first-quarter earnings — here’s what the Street expects [1453d]
• Citigroup is set to report first-quarter earnings — here’s what the Street expects [1453d]
• Goldman Sachs is set to report first-quarter earnings —here’s what the Street expects [1453d]
• Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for $54.20 a share, so it can be 'transformed as private company' [1453d]
• Russia threatens new nuclear deployments if Sweden, Finland join NATO [1453d]
• Bitcoin could hit $100,000 within a year, crypto firm's CEO predicts [1453d]
• Europe to see a sharp recession if Russia's Putin shuts off the gas taps [1453d]
• Ukraine war could mark the most dangerous moment since the Cuban missile crisis, says 'Sapiens' author [1453d]
• Looking for talent during the Great Resignation? It's time to push the boundaries, says recruitment firm's CEO [1453d]
• Leaked documents show notorious ransomware group has an HR department, performance reviews and an 'employee of the month' [1453d]
• After buying cheap Russian oil, India is now setting sights on its coal [1453d]