The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Jim Cramer says these 13 companies’ earnings helped drive markets higher [1392d]
• Charts suggest the U.S. dollar could be peaking, Jim Cramer says [1392d]
• Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito told Ted Kennedy the legal basis ensuring abortion rights was 'settled' law in 2005, new book reveals [1392d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Qualtrics, W.R. Berkley, Discover Financial and more [1392d]
• Here's what to look for when the Club's 5 tech holdings report this week [1392d]
• You should still apply for student loan forgiveness even while it's on hold [1392d]
• FTC seeks to hold Drizly CEO accountable for alleged security failures, even if he moves to another company [1392d]
• Ivermectin — a drug once touted as a Covid treatment by conservatives — doesn't improve recovery much, clinical trial finds [1392d]
• Rural California city is facing the end of its water supply by Dec. 1 [1392d]
• There's still time for big savers to use 'after-tax contributions' to funnel more into 401(k) plans for 2022 [1392d]
• Starbucks is a buy after shares fall on worries over China's reopening policy [1392d]
• Biden's student loan forgiveness plan is on hold. Here are key issues borrowers need to know [1392d]
• Qualcomm, AMD get a boost from HSBC, but the Club remains cautious on chip stocks [1392d]
• Wave of LNG tankers is overwhelming Europe in energy crisis and hitting natural gas prices [1392d]
• Talent agency CAA drops Ye, as film studio MRC ditches documentary because of his antisemitic remarks [1392d]
• 55% of working Americans feel they are behind on retirement savings. Here's how to catch up [1392d]
• Chinese intelligence officers charged with obstructing Huawei prosecution as DOJ reveals 2 more cases of China interference [1392d]