The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• In the fight against slowing growth, Netflix and its rivals are all in this together [1302d]
• Jim Cramer says an ‘obsession’ with mega-cap tech names is overshadowing a bull market [1302d]
• Texas Instruments replaces CEO Rich Templeton with current operating chief Haviv Ilan [1302d]
• Google is delaying a portion of employee bonus checks [1302d]
• Japan has the No. 1 most powerful passport in the world for 2023—see where the U.S. lands on the list [1302d]
• Disney could use an activist investor like Nelson Peltz to help get its financial house in order [1302d]
• Vice Media restarts sale process at lower valuation, may fetch less than $1 billion [1302d]
• Nordstrom shares sink after retailer posts weak holiday sales [1302d]
• Netflix founder Reed Hastings is giving up his CEO role [1302d]
• Here's our January rapid-fire update on all 34 stocks in Cramer’s Charitable trust portfolio [1302d]
• Even with used-car prices falling, buyers are still paying more than $7,100 above 'normal,' report finds [1302d]
• Early Facebook investor says Zuckerberg isn't cutting costs fast enough [1302d]
• Supreme Court probe fails to find who leaked abortion ruling [1302d]
• P&G's uneventful quarter and guidance overshadows compelling execution in a tough environment [1302d]
• We're adding to our position in this construction-and-mining equipment manufacturer [1302d]
• Hitting your own 'debt ceiling': What a maxed-out card does to your credit score [1302d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Norwegian Cruise Line, Allstate, Roblox and more [1302d]
• Rep. George Santos pushes back on 'insane' reports he took funds for veteran's dying dog [1302d]
• Fed Governor Lael Brainard sees high rates ahead even with progress on inflation [1302d]