The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Amazon lays off about 100 employees in devices and services unit [372d]
• Trump joined by dozens of CEOs during his Middle East trip [372d]
• YouTube announces Gemini AI feature to target ads when viewers are most engaged [372d]
• Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian takes minority stake in Chelsea FC women's team [372d]
• CoreWeave beats on revenue, reports more than 400% growth in first earnings after IPO [372d]
• Trump-backed bill would eliminate taxes on tips: Here's what it could mean for you [372d]
• Hedge fund manager Einhorn sees upside for gold and inflation [372d]
• Trump administration's next wave of China AI chip export rules are yet another obstacle for Nvidia [372d]
• Warren Buffett tells WSJ he stepped aside as CEO after finally feeling old [372d]
• Healthy Returns: Trump provides a glimpse of the third round of Medicare drug price negotiations [372d]
• Cisco reports earnings and revenue beat, issues better-than-expected forecast [372d]
• Klarna CEO says AI helped company shrink workforce by 40% [372d]
• Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC failed to pay swing state petition signers, new suit alleges [372d]
• Nvidia turns positive for 2025, third 'Magnificent 7' member to do so as favored group regains groove [372d]
• OpenAI will show how models do on hallucination tests and 'illicit advice' [372d]
• Elon Musk’s xAI chatbot Grok is posting about 'white genocide' and South Africa [372d]
• Here are things driving the 5-day winning streak in Amazon stock [372d]
• 35-year-old in Nashville may have to move family business overseas due to Trump tariffs: 'We can't double the price' [372d]
• Netflix says its ad tier now has 94 million monthly active users [373d]
• Stock rally on pause — plus, Honeywell's quantum unit inks a deal and Nvidia goes green [373d]
• New York AG sues Capital One after Trump-led CFPB drops similar case [373d]