The Brutalist Report - CNBC
- Move over, Tokyo. Hong Kong is now the most expensive city to build, survey shows [93d]
- Human rights lawyer to political reformer: Who is Keir Starmer, the UK's new would-be prime minister [93d]
- China talks up support for IPOs. Investors are watching the speed of approval [93d]
- Melinda French Gates endorses Joe Biden for president [93d]
- Four self-made millionaires echo the same advice for success: Just get started [93d]
- Biden reelection effort raises $85 million in May, but trails Trump’s massive haul [93d]
- How investors can stay protected with emerging market opportunities [94d]
- NJ Transit, Amtrak service suspended through New York due to power issues [94d]
- Older voters want candidates who will protect Social Security, poll finds. Yet parties are tied for their support [94d]
- Meta's huge AI investment is expected to boost returns and ease investor spending concerns [94d]
- SpaceX unveils backpack-sized 'Starlink Mini' satellite internet antenna for $599 [94d]
- Nvidia gives up gains — plus, what's behind another rough day for Danaher [94d]
- 35-year-old's income streams made her more than $500,000 last year—some are completely passive [94d]
- Catalyst calendar: Here's a look at major events that could propel these 7 stocks higher [94d]
- Honeywell makes a deal to strengthen a core business but fails to address a key risk [94d]
- Red flags that suggest a job posting doesn’t offer a 'competitive salary' as it claims, recruiters say [94d]
- Gilead’s twice-yearly shot to prevent HIV succeeds in late-stage trial [94d]
- Amazon's ditching the plastic air pillows in its boxes [94d]
- Fast-food customers are shifting to casual-dining chains, Darden Restaurants CEO says [94d]
- Startup Kinetic rolls out robots to fix electric cars, and someday robotaxis [94d]
- Student loan forgiveness deadline is June 30. Here's what borrowers need to know [94d]
- IMF chief says Europe looks like 'an ideas supermarket' for the U.S., calls for further integration [94d]
- OpenAI competitor Anthropic announces its most powerful AI yet [94d]
- As retirement looms, many Gen Xers are still playing catch-up [94d]
- More states expected to roll out Inflation Reduction Act energy-efficiency rebates this summer [94d]
- Trump Media plummets 10% in premarket trading, with stock slide poised to accelerate [94d]
- 10 things to watch in the stock market Thursday including the latest call on Nvidia [94d]
- The salary a family of 4 needs to get by in every U.S. state—it's more than $150,000 in the most expensive one [94d]
- Super Micro, Dell shares jump as Elon Musk calls them suppliers to xAI supercomputer project [94d]
- U.S. crude oil holds above $81 per barrel, on pace for second weekly gain in a row [94d]
- Dutch PM Mark Rutte set to be next NATO secretary-general after rival withdraws from race [94d]
- Bank of England holds interest rates steady despite inflation easing to 2% target [94d]
- Darden beats on earnings, even as Olive Garden, fine-dining sales drag [94d]
- 'Marathon not a sprint': Apple's AI push faces big challenges in China [94d]
- Hezbollah leader warns Israel of war with 'no red lines,' threatens Cyprus [94d]
- Why buy now, pay later debt could become a problem for the U.S. economy [94d]
- The best-funded generative AI startups in Europe have something in common: Big Tech experience [94d]
- UK PM Sunak could cease to be a lawmaker in landslide election defeat, new poll shows [94d]
- China’s 618 e-commerce festival sees a decline in sales for the first time in 8 years, data firm Syntun says [94d]
- Switzerland makes second interest rate cut as major economies diverge on monetary policy easing [94d]
- European markets higher as tech stocks lead gains; investors await Bank of England's rate decision [94d]
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