The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• Dow Jones Newswires: Clorox says some operations disrupted amid unauthorized activity on IT systems [1015d]
• The Ratings Game: Okta stock snags double upgrade to buy after analyst sees ‘path’ to 12-month outperformance [1015d]
• The Tell: Risky bonds are facing a ‘maturity wall’ that could sow more panic in markets [1015d]
• : Greenlight Capital opens new positions in Activision Blizzard, First Horizon [1015d]
• : Dan Loeb’s Third Point wagers on Nvidia, Amazon, Uber with new positions [1015d]
• : Warren Buffett bet on home builders and retreated from videogames during the second quarter [1015d]
• Market Extra: Long-term Treasury bond ETFs fall as Goldman Sachs forecasts rate cuts in 2024 [1015d]
• : Tepper’s Appaloosa places big bets on Apple and AI chipmakers Nvidia and AMD, while dropping Tesla [1015d]
• Key Words: ‘Lazy-girl jobs’ creator hits back at elitism criticisms — says these jobs are ‘not a privilege of the middle class.’ Others disagree. [1015d]
• : Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square boosts Alphabet stake, cuts back on Lowe’s [1015d]
• Key Words: James Harden calls Sixers president a ‘liar,’ says he won’t play for him amid contract dispute [1015d]
• Market Extra: Country Garden’s property debt woes contribute to Chinese yuan’s drop to 9-month low [1015d]
• : How much would a strike cost the Big Three automakers? Wall Street thinks it has an answer. [1015d]
• : UBS to pay $1.44 billion in Department of Justice settlement [1015d]
• The Tell: ‘Big Short’ trader Michael Burry loaded up on bearish options in second quarter, filing shows [1015d]
• : More than 227,000 global tech workers have lost their jobs so far this year [1015d]
• : Biden urges UAW and Detroit automakers to reach ‘fair agreement’ [1015d]
• : FDIC Chair Gruenberg pledges aggressive oversight, new rules for regional banks [1015d]