The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Jim Cramer explains how Microsoft, Meta and Nvidia led the Mag 7 pack in the first half of 2025 [323d]
• Jeff Bezos sells $737 million worth of Amazon shares [323d]
• House Republicans face an uphill battle to pass Trump's revised megabill [323d]
• Healthy Returns: What to know about a CDC vaccine panel's votes against a mercury preservative in flu shots [323d]
• Modelo owner Constellation Brands misses on earnings as aluminum tariffs hit profitability [323d]
• Google promotes ‘AI Mode’ on home page 'Doodle' [323d]
• GOP Sen. Murkowski cast crucial vote for Trump's megabill after getting key carveout [323d]
• How a beer-making process is used to make cleaner disposable diapers [323d]
• Figma files for IPO on Nasdaq, plans to 'take big swings' with M&A [323d]
• Medicaid cuts in Trump's 'big beautiful' bill will leave millions uninsured, threaten rural hospitals [323d]
• Apple sues former Vision Pro employee for allegedly stealing 'thousands of documents' before joining Snap [323d]
• Mark Zuckerberg's costly AI talent push has not cost Meta stock yet. Here's why [323d]
• 'Big beautiful' Senate bill touts tax help for seniors on Social Security. How it would work [323d]
• The unloved stocks of 2025 are catching a bid Tuesday — how long will it last? [323d]
• What the Senate Republican tax and spending bill means for your money [323d]
• Clean energy stocks jump after tax on solar and wind projects is removed from Trump's big bill [323d]
• Senate Republicans’ spending bill boosts child tax credit. Who stands to benefit [323d]
• Our bottom 5 stocks for the first half of 2025 — and why we still own them [323d]
• Jim Cramer is bullish on Amazon's satellite initiative, and Apple rebounds on AI report [324d]
• Bay Area commuters get free rides Tuesday morning due to Clipper card outage [324d]
• Climate threat to U.S. infrastructure is accelerating. Here's what's most at risk [324d]
• Billionaire Ken Griffin's hedge funds at Citadel are all in the green for 2025 [324d]
• Minimum wage just went up in places across 7 states and Washington, D.C.—it's $20.24 an hour in one city [324d]
• Cliff Asness’ AQR sees multiple hedge funds up double digits in 2025, beating the market [324d]
• Trump's bill gets a boost as Senate Republicans say they have a deal [324d]
• Ford sales jump 14% in the second quarter, well above industry forecast [324d]
• CEO: The No. 1 question that 'cuts through the BS' at job interviews. It 'catches managers off guard—but that's why it works' [324d]
• Powell confirms that the Fed would have cut by now were it not for tariffs [324d]
• Public companies bought more bitcoin than ETFs did for the third quarter in a row [324d]
• AeroVironment stock drops 7% on offering plan to pay off debt [324d]
• Watch Fed chief Jerome Powell speak at an ECB panel in Portugal [324d]
• Online shopping see biggest slowdown in over decade as tariffs disrupt e-commerce: Survey [324d]
• Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Tuesday [324d]
• English Premier League integrates Microsoft AI into fan app in new 5-year deal [324d]
• We're booking a 220% profit in a tech stock that has soared off its April lows [324d]
• Jewelry sales outperform as U.S. spending for most luxury goods falters, Citi report finds [324d]
• Tesla shares tumble after Trump says DOGE should look at Elon Musk's subsidies [324d]
• Web giant Cloudflare to block AI bots from scraping content by default [324d]
• Euro zone inflation edges higher, hitting ECB's 2% target in June [324d]
• China's Huawei open-sources AI models as it seeks adoption across the global AI market [324d]
• Elon Musk's xAI raises $10 billion in debt and equity as it steps up challenge to OpenAI [324d]
• European Central Bank's tightening cycle is 'done,' chief economist says [324d]
• Some banks say Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' will be a boon for the U.S. economy [324d]
• As nations build 'sovereign AI,' open-source models and cloud computing can help, experts say [324d]
• China's June factory activity unexpectedly expands, private survey shows [324d]
• Amazon CEO Jassy says AI will lead to 'fewer people doing some of the jobs' that get automated [324d]