The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• UAW strike would show Biden, other leaders that it's time to 'pick a side,' union boss says [1060d]
• Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav says writers, actors strikes need to end as media industry is in a transitional moment [1060d]
• Trump Georgia election trial juror names should be secret, DA tells judge [1060d]
• Invasive species cost the global economy over $423 billion annually, according to a new report from the United Nations [1060d]
• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: GameStop, American Eagle Outfitters and more [1061d]
• Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August [1061d]
• Flexport CEO Dave Clark resigns from logistics startup after one year in the role [1061d]
• Covid hospitalizations spike with new variant as school returns, U.S. readies vaccines [1061d]
• 'Barbie' wins the summer box office, but fall looks gloomy — even with Taylor Swift [1061d]
• McConnell vows to finish Senate term despite health scares, GOP concerns [1061d]
• Prosecutors will seek Hunter Biden indictment before Sept. 29, court filing says [1061d]
• Ukraine drone supplier AeroVironment soars more than 20%, heads for best day in more than 2 years [1061d]
• What China's potential iPhone ban could mean for Club name Apple [1061d]
• Disney's dispute with Charter is a lose-lose, underscoring just how broken legacy TV has become [1061d]
• 13% of Americans have a disability—what this means during the job application process [1061d]
• CEO spent his savings, 401(k) and paychecks to keep his cookware brand afloat—now it brings in $170 million a year [1061d]
• Voters sue to kick Trump off ballot in Colorado, citing 14th Amendment theory [1061d]
• This former Harvard lecturer sold his company for nearly $20 million—and burnt out immediately after: Here's how he recovered [1061d]
• Apple and Arm sign deal for chip technology that goes beyond 2040 [1061d]