The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Russian forces target food and water sources to starve Ukrainians, international law report says [1162d]
• Meta says it will block Facebook news in California if recently advanced bill becomes law [1162d]
• MongoDB jumps as its beats expectations and raises guidance [1162d]
• Boeing further delays first Starliner astronaut mission after discovering more issues [1162d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Lululemon, MongoDB, Five Below and more [1162d]
• The top Hollywood exec made $498 million in the last 5 years—384 times as much as the average writer [1162d]
• Here's what earnings from industry rivals mean for two Club names [1162d]
• Medicare details plan to cover Alzheimer's treatments [1162d]
• CNN's new COO hire underscores bond between CEO Chris Licht and WBD boss David Zaslav [1162d]
• Lululemon shares surge after reporting 24% sales growth, raising full-year guidance [1162d]
• Money stored in payment apps like Venmo may be more vulnerable than bank deposits, CFPB says [1162d]
• Here's how to buy Treasury bills as yields top 5% [1162d]
• Donald Trump plans 2024 fundraising swing from Georgia to his NJ golf course as he calls on his bundlers to raise up to $1 million [1162d]
• Reddit will charge hefty fees to the many third-party apps that access its data [1162d]
• Investing Club mailbag: Why do some companies have weird fiscal years that don't align with the calendar? [1162d]
• Here's why Diddy is suing Diageo over his vodka and tequila brands [1162d]
• FDA considers temporary cancer drug imports from unapproved companies to ease U.S. shortage [1162d]
• Actor Mark Wahlberg lobbies to make Las Vegas a Hollywood in the desert [1162d]
• Here's what to watch out for in Friday's jobs report for May [1162d]
• Senate votes to repeal Biden's student loan forgiveness plan. White House warns Biden will veto [1162d]
• Amazon's North America fulfillment head is leaving [1162d]