The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• Associated Press: Amazon says this week’s Prime Day event ‘outpaced’ last year’s. But the ‘halo effect’ for other retailers was mixed. [954d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Canadian publishers ready to work with Google on proposed changes to online news law [954d]
• : Cassava shares plummet after investigation accuses researcher of ‘egregious misconduct’ [954d]
• : AMC stock extends winning streak to 5 days, boosted by Taylor Swift concert movie [954d]
• The Fed: Fed’s Collins says rise in bond yields could reduce the need for further interest-rate hikes [954d]
• : Dollar General stock rallies as Todd Vasos returns as CEO [954d]
• : LendingClub to cut staff by around 14% as higher interest rates take a bite [954d]
• Distributed Ledger: Cryptocurrencies are touted as resilient during wars, but bitcoin is falling since Hamas attacked Israel [954d]
• ETF Wrap: Investors shun high-yield debt ETFs despite gains as broader bond market stumbles [954d]
• Key Words: Krugman says the war on inflation is over. Not so fast, others say. [954d]
• The Ratings Game: PayPal skeptics may be making a crucial mistake about the stock, Barclays says [954d]
• Beth Pinsker: Workers get a boost too from Social Security’s COLA — and even more so from this other increase [954d]
• : Want a 3% interest rate? ‘Assumable mortgages,’ a relic of the 1980s, are here to combat high rates. [954d]
• : Biden to roll out $7 billion for hydrogen hubs, which are key for meeting climate goals [954d]
• Financial Crime: A Vermont man duped Tesla into giving him five cars for free — now he’s headed to prison [954d]
• Lawrence G. McMillan: Why you can (mostly) trust the stock market’s current ‘buy’ signals [954d]
• TaxWatch: Americans owe $688 billion in unpaid taxes. That makes audits of super-rich more ‘urgent,’ IRS says. [954d]
• : Tesla is reporting earnings next week, and it’s ‘all about margins’ [954d]
• The Ratings Game: Block’s stock could double, analyst says, as an exciting milestone may be in view [954d]
• Market Extra: Stocks hit a bear-market low 1 year ago. Time to celebrate? [954d]