The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Google tells employees that fewer of them will get promotions to senior roles [1253d]
• Atlassian cuts 5% of headcount as the software maker focuses on high-priority areas [1253d]
• Mark Zuckerberg wants to let teens into the metaverse—2 U.S senators say that's a huge mistake [1253d]
• California governor says state won't do business with Walgreens over position on abortion pill [1253d]
• New bipartisan Senate TikTok bill will be unveiled Tuesday [1253d]
• DOJ says at least 1,000 Trump supporters arrested for Jan. 6 Capitol riot [1253d]
• Caterpillar, Emerson and Pioneer are in the news. Here’s our Club take on the headlines [1253d]
• Millennials may be using credit cards as a “de facto emergency fund"—here's why they shouldn't [1253d]
• Google CEO defends desk-sharing policy, says some offices are like a 'ghost town' [1253d]
• Risky feedback loops are accelerating climate change, scientists warn [1253d]
• Goldman makes a big call on Apple that jibes perfectly with our long-term outlook [1253d]
• Fed's Powell heads to Capitol Hill this week, and he's going to have his hands full [1253d]
• This kitchen composter turns your leftovers into chicken feed [1253d]
• Inflation boosted the 2023 federal income tax brackets. Here's how your taxes may compare to 2022 [1253d]
• Paramount Global considers selling majority stake of BET Media Group, sources say [1253d]
• Atheists avoid — for now — Supreme Court review of Florida shooting prayer vigil lawsuit [1253d]
• Companies that give up stock buybacks for 5 years will get preferential treatment in $52 billion under CHIPS program, Commerce Secretary Raimondo says [1253d]
• What to do if Supreme Court strikes down Biden's student loan forgiveness plan [1253d]