The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Nvidia's jaw-dropping beat and raise sends its share price to a record high [1170d]
• Despite poor guidance, Snowflake CEO says he is optimistic about the future [1171d]
• Fitch puts United States’ AAA rating on negative watch, citing debt ceiling fight [1171d]
• As debt ceiling talks flounder, Cramer says lawmakers' actions will cost you [1171d]
• Twitter glitches plague Ron DeSantis' much-hyped presidential announcement with Elon Musk [1171d]
• Snowflake shares plunge 12% on guidance miss, acquisition of search startup Neeva [1171d]
• American Eagle Outfitters shares plunge, as retailer lowers forecast [1171d]
• Nvidia shares spike 15% on huge forecast beat driven by A.I. chip demand [1171d]
• Microsoft warns that China hackers attacked U.S. infrastructure [1171d]
• 'I'm not sure history has ever seen this before': Top CEOs on what they expect next from the economy [1171d]
• China's latest Covid surge pressures 3 Club stocks, but doesn't change our conviction in each [1171d]
• How New Balance went from the 'underdog' to $5 billion fashion favorite: 'It's a cooler brand today than it was 10 years ago' [1171d]
• Social Security benefits for oldest and poorest could be first at risk in debt default, expert says [1171d]
• Iconic singer Tina Turner dies at 83 [1171d]
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis files paperwork to run for president [1171d]
• Fed officials less confident on the need for more rate hikes, minutes show [1171d]
• Young adults are taking longer to reach 'key life milestones' impacting finances later, analysis shows [1171d]
• Iconic props from films like 'Star Wars,' 'Harry Potter' hit the auction block: It's a 'pretty rare offering' [1171d]
• Alphabet CEO promises ‘AI pact,’ discussed pro-Kremlin propaganda in meeting with top EU officials [1171d]
• The S&P 500 is up 8% this year, but most stocks are down—here's what it means for your money [1171d]