The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• Arm’s stock snaps a seven-day winning streak as it loses some of its AI glow [2d]
• Bed Bath & Beyond is seeing new life, as rare sales growth lifts stock more than 30% [2d]
• Trump calls for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired over Melania comments. It’s the latest clash over late-night TV. [2d]
• A ‘casual sports bettor’ just turned a $30 parlay into $1.98 million. Why sportsbooks still love this type of bet. [2d]
• Gold prices have lost nearly 11% since the Iran war began. Reasons to buy the metal are piling up again. [2d]
• This price for Brent crude is more important for the outlook than $100, charts show [2d]
• Billionaire Ray Dalio says you should have up to 15% of your money in gold because of uncertainty around the Iran war [2d]
• Higher inflation is on the way. The Fed needs to make this clearer before it raises rates. [2d]
• Micron and Sandisk shares could soar further thanks to a software-like subscription model [2d]
• There’s a pizza price war going on, and Domino’s is feeling the pain [2d]
• Poet Technologies’ stock craters nearly 50% in record drop, as Marvell relationship sours [2d]
• Elon Musk is about to get a lot richer. It was worth the headaches. [2d]
• Why individual investors are cautious ahead of earnings for Microsoft, Amazon and the rest of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ [2d]
• Another former bull throws in the towel on Adobe’s stock. Here’s the software stock he now favors. [2d]
• A possible SiriusXM-iHeartMedia merger would be the latest ominous sign for radio [2d]
• A new Medicare program that uses AI for prior authorizations is hurting patients and delaying care [2d]
• Private credit isn’t safer than banks — it’s just better at hiding losses [2d]
• Here’s an easy way to expand your AI investment exposure [2d]
• Microsoft and OpenAI aren’t breaking up. But they’re not exclusive anymore. [2d]
• Apple is defying a global smartphone slump, as shown through this first-time feat [2d]
• Zuckerberg is following Musk’s lead with this ‘transformative step’ in outer space [2d]
• Shell to buy Canadian shale company for $14 billion, in what would be oil giant’s biggest acquisition in 10 years [2d]
• Qualcomm’s stock soars as an AI opportunity emerges [2d]
• United CEO defends merger dreams despite pushback from American Airlines [2d]
• They have millions in the bank — but without kids, who makes their life-or-death decisions? [2d]
• Pension-fund rebalancing and other red flags that suggest a stock-market pullback is nearing, according to Goldman Sachs [2d]