The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Jim Cramer warns that the Fed’s fight against inflation will beat down ‘formerly high-flying stocks’ [1428d]
• Starbucks hit with sweeping labor complaint including over 200 alleged violations [1428d]
• Business leaders helped to bankroll the anti-abortion groups who could soon see Roe v. Wade overturned [1428d]
• How the Supreme Court went from cementing abortion rights in Roe v. Wade to drafting their demise [1428d]
• Cramer’s week ahead: Own recession-proof names and have cash ready for when stocks ‘come roaring back’ [1428d]
• Italy freezes superyacht reportedly linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin [1428d]
• Trump lawsuit asking to lift Twitter ban is dismissed [1428d]
• 'Pass the damn bill': Biden demands chips legislation to counter China tech rise [1428d]
• Biden announces a new military aid package to Ukraine as concerns about Russian escalation grow [1428d]
• Google says it's raising employee pay through performance review revamp [1428d]
• Stocks could see more tumult next week, especially if bond yields continue to scream higher [1428d]
• Nasdaq records first five-week losing streak since 2012 [1428d]
• More than half of April’s job gains went to women – but 1 million women are still missing from the labor force [1428d]
• These low-volatility ETFs can help during choppy markets, JPMorgan says [1428d]
• The Fed just hiked interest rates and signaled more increases are coming. Here are money moves to make now [1428d]
• CDC investigating 109 cases of severe hepatitis in children across 25 states and territories, including 5 deaths [1428d]
• Starbucks criticizes Biden's visit with union leaders, requests White House meeting [1428d]
• Workers have been enjoying fatter paychecks. A slowdown may be ahead [1428d]
• Kentucky Derby owner Churchill Downs moves away from online gambling, doubles down on horse betting [1428d]
• Nvidia didn't tell investors enough about effects of crypto mining on its business, SEC says [1428d]
• Here's our mid-season earnings report card for 23 stocks in our portfolio [1428d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Peloton, Under Armour, Monster Beverage and more [1428d]
• Don't follow this 'popular belief' when planning for early retirement, says former JPMorgan portfolio manager [1428d]
• Elon Musk denies claim by Truth Social boss that Trump encouraged him to buy Twitter [1428d]
• How college athletes line up tens of thousands of dollars in name, image and likeness deals [1428d]
• Used-car prices are down from record highs, easing the impact of inflation [1428d]
• Black unemployment rate falls to pandemic-era low in April [1428d]
• Ron Insana says the Fed is defying logic by trying to create a recession [1428d]
• Job growth and wages were strong in April, but some workers just disappeared [1428d]
• We're buying a tech stalwart and a beer stock for two different reasons [1428d]
• European stocks close 1.6% lower as investors fret over rate hikes, surging inflation [1428d]
• Here's where the jobs are — in one chart [1428d]
• This is how student loan debt became a $1.7 trillion crisis [1428d]
• Google's cloud group forms Web3 team to capitalize on booming popularity of crypto [1428d]
• What to know about Karine Jean-Pierre, the first Black and first openly gay White House press secretary [1428d]
• Peloton shares hit all-time low as pressure mounts under new CEO Barry McCarthy [1428d]
• Couples cut wedding expenses as inflation and demand make walking down the aisle pricier [1428d]
• SpaceX splashes down NASA's Crew-3 mission, completing its sixth astronaut flight [1428d]
• What Cramer is watching Friday — Investors are over companies that beat the Street but lose money [1428d]
• DSW is testing a store layout that puts the spotlight on brands like Adidas, Crocs and Birkenstock [1428d]
• Best Buy, known for selling TVs and smartphones, expands into beauty gadgets and patio furniture [1428d]
• Tech companies racked up over $17 billion in losses on equity investments in the first quarter [1428d]
• Ice cream freezers to get 'warmed up' in trial by Ben & Jerry's owner [1428d]
• 'We are nowhere near the bottom,' top economist says as global markets crater [1428d]
• Job growth accelerated by 428,000 in April, more than expected as jobs picture stays strong [1428d]
• ‘We are being squeezed in every direction’ – As inflation grips small businesses, here’s how they are responding [1428d]
• JetBlue Airways faces a quarter-century crossroads after Spirit rejects its takeover offer [1428d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Under Armour, Cigna, DraftKings and others [1429d]
• Under Armour stock falls as company offers weak guidance, posts unexpected loss [1429d]
• U.S.-listed Chinese EV maker Nio proposes a secondary listing of its shares in Singapore [1429d]
• China's Xi urges officials to 'resolutely fight' those who question zero-Covid policy [1429d]
• ECB member pushes for quick move to raise rates, says Russia-Ukraine war could derail recovery [1429d]
• Bitcoin drops 8% as $126 billion is wiped off the cryptocurrency market [1429d]
• All-out war on Ukraine? Putin could be gearing up for something big on May 9 [1429d]
• 'We see a big recession in the making': Top CEOs are fearing the worst in Europe [1429d]
• Facebook caused chaos to put pressure on Australian lawmakers, report says [1429d]
• How a trip to rural Zambia, backed by U2 singer Bono, led Matt Damon to campaign for clean water [1429d]
• Longtime China bull Stephen Roach says there's 'no way' Beijing will meet its 5.5% growth target [1429d]
• Scientists are hoping to grow coral reefs at the base of wind turbines in Taiwan [1429d]
• China's Covid lockdowns are hitting more than just Shanghai and Beijing [1429d]