The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• : Facebook’s Bay Area janitors end strike; some laid-off janitors are getting their jobs back [1434d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Cameco and Brookfield Renewable Partners to buy Westinghouse Electric Co. in $7.88 billion deal [1434d]
• The Moneyist: ‘I’m simply stunned’: The executor of my mother’s will said I received enough money — and gave $16,000 of my inheritance to a cancer charity [1434d]
• Crypto: BNY Mellon adds crypto to its $43 trillion custody business. Why that’s important for digital asset adoption [1434d]
• Living With Climate Change: New Zealand floats first-of-its-kind climate tax on livestock flatulence [1434d]
• The Margin: Angela Lansbury fans mourn acting legend’s passing: ‘Rest in peace, Mrs. Potts’ [1434d]
• In One Chart: Real estate investment trusts haven’t worked as a defensive bet this year. Why REITs might continue to underperform, according to Wells Fargo [1434d]
• Washington Watch: Meet the 10 biggest megadonors for the 2022 midterm elections [1434d]
• Key Words: Sam Bankman-Fried says FTX could move headquarters to U.S. after SEC registration [1434d]
• : Health insurance ‘glitch’ fix extends more affordable coverage to families [1434d]
• : Chip stocks could suffer worst year ever as effects of shortage-turned-glut spread [1434d]
• Crypto Update: Why Bored Ape creators Yuga Labs is being investigated by the SEC [1434d]
• The Fed: Fed’s Mester says there’s been no progress on inflation, so interest rates need to move higher [1434d]
• Financial Crime: Helena Bonham-Carter’s cousin indicted for allegedly helping Russian oligarch evade sanctions [1434d]
• Deep Dive: The stock market is in trouble. That’s because the the bond market is ‘very close to a crash.’ [1434d]
• : As investors hasten to the exit, $68 billion flees U.S. bond funds in 2022 [1434d]