The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Cisco stock plunges on light guidance after product order slowdown [683d]
• Judge sides with Paramount on some claims in Warner Bros. 'South Park' streaming lawsuit [683d]
• Here’s a rapid-fire update on all 35 stocks in our portfolio, including a new industrial [683d]
• FAA clears SpaceX to launch second Starship flight [683d]
• Microsoft is fine avoiding China as U.S. considers national security implications, CEO Satya Nadella says [683d]
• Off-price retailer TJX delivers another earnings beat, making its stock a buy [683d]
• Cruise is taking all its vehicles off public roads amid expanded safety probe, staff changes [683d]
• The new FAFSA rolls out soon—and 1.5 million more students will have maximum Pell Grant eligibility [683d]
• Trump Georgia election case judge will issue protective order for evidence after media leak [683d]
• The market thinks the Fed is going to start cutting rates aggressively. Investors could be in for a letdown [683d]
• 55-year-old farmer's side business brings in more than $300,000 a year—she only works 25 hours a week [683d]
• ETFs have been 'a huge growth engine in the fund universe,' expert says. What to know before you invest [683d]
• China President Xi to meet Biden for the first time in year [683d]
• We're adding a transformed industrial stock to the portfolio with a small buy [683d]
• Jim Cramer reveals lessons learned in this market: When to hold, fold or walk away from a stock [683d]
• Red Bull's F1 dominance is translating to higher energy drink sales, team's principal says [683d]
• Why the Pentagon is spending billions to bring laser weapons to the battlefield [683d]
• Target CEO claims customers are saying 'a big thank you' for locking up merchandise [683d]
• Solana surges amid altcoin rally, nearly triples its price over the past month [683d]
• 'Fraud is fun' Draft Kings teen hacker pleads guilty in fantasy sports betting theft [683d]
• Here are our top 5 performing stocks from October to Wednesday's Monthly Meeting [683d]
• Microsoft Office will now use AI to make meetings less painful [683d]
• ‘Unusual environment’: ETF experts see rare circumstance for growth vs. value trade [683d]
• Where prices fell in October 2023 — in one chart [683d]
• Trump requests mistrial in $250 million New York business fraud case [683d]
• Microsoft announces custom AI chip that could compete with Nvidia [683d]
• Nikki Haley tweaks 'verify everybody' social media stance, suggests Americans can post anonymously [683d]
• Tammy Murphy, wife of NJ Gov. Phil Murphy, launches bid to unseat indicted Sen. Bob Menendez [683d]
• Hunter Biden lawyers seek subpoenas for Trump, former AG Barr documents [683d]
• Amazon's Astro robot is now a roving security guard for business [683d]
• GM union workers appear poised to vote down record UAW deal; voting continues [683d]
• Thanksgiving dinner will be cheaper this year thanks to lower turkey costs, survey shows [683d]
• Apple iPhone 14 gets another free year of satellite Emergency SOS [683d]
• TJX Companies raises guidance again, says it expects a strong holiday as shoppers hunt for deals [683d]
• Activist investor ValueAct has been building a stake in Disney [683d]
• How to use Google Maps to decide when to leave for Thanksgiving [683d]
• Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Wednesday [683d]
• UBS projects inflation is coming to an end, but that's 'little comfort to households,' chief financial analyst says [683d]
• Wholesale prices fell 0.5% in October for biggest monthly drop since April 2020 [683d]
• Help! I'm interviewing for a job I tried and failed to get before. How do I handle a second chance? [683d]
• We're not headed for another global financial crisis, top UBS economist says after recession warning [683d]
• Citigroup begins layoffs as part of CEO Jane Fraser’s corporate overhaul [683d]
• UBS boss Ermotti says 'incredible' bond demand is 'a signal to the Swiss banking system' [683d]
• Mortgage demand climbs to the highest level in five weeks after interest rates move lower [683d]
• U.S. and China vie for dominance in new 'a la carte' world order, survey finds [683d]
• As Biden and Xi meet, Asian manufacturing slowdown returns to a 2020 low, led by a softer China [683d]
• Sonic the Hedgehog helped revive 63-year-old Sega. The firm wants a repeat with its other classics [683d]
• Russia relishes divisions between China and the U.S., pouring cold water on Xi-Biden talks [683d]
• Siemens Energy clinches state guarantees as it posts a 4.6 billion euro annual loss [683d]
• UK inflation falls by more than expected in October to 4.6%, lowest in two years [683d]
• IMF says central bank digital currencies can replace cash: 'This is not the time to turn back' [683d]
• 'Survival feels uncertain': Palestinians in Gaza describe desperation under Israeli bombardment [683d]
• Target will report earnings before the bell. Here's what to expect [684d]
• China's unfinished property projects are 20 times the size of Country Garden [684d]
• China retail sales, industrial data grow faster than expected in October [684d]
• Japan's economy shrinks far more than expected in third quarter [684d]
• X, formerly Twitter, being 'overrun by trolls and lunatics' after Musk takeover, Wikipedia founder says [684d]
• Cramer is optimistic coming out of earnings season, says most sectors performed well overall [684d]