The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Microsoft's monster quarter and strong outlook cements its status as an AI leader [294d]
• Trump announces trade deal with South Korea, setting tariffs at 15% [294d]
• Jim Cramer says he's confident about Starbucks' long-term potential. Here's why [294d]
• Jim Cramer Cramer explains why the Fed is reluctant to cut interest rates [294d]
• EBay stock surges on earnings beat, rosy guidance [294d]
• Figma prices IPO at $33, above expected range [294d]
• Microsoft tops $4 trillion in market cap after hours, joining Nvidia in exclusive club [294d]
• Arm shares dip 8% on revenue miss [294d]
• 'I don't care about Direct File': IRS chief says agency plans to end free filing program [294d]
• Qualcomm beats on earnings, highlights growth in Meta smartglasses [294d]
• Meta’s Reality Labs posts $4.53 billion loss in second quarter [294d]
• Robinhood reports second-quarter earnings beat with revenue climbing 45% over last year [294d]
• High Noon recalls some 12-packs, saying they may contain Celsius energy drink cans filled with vodka seltzer [294d]
• Woman pleads guilty in $30M scam that sold access to Trump fundraiser, fake U.S. residency [294d]
• Is the post-earnings rally in this struggling life sciences stock for real this time? [294d]
• Trump ends de minimis exemption for global low-cost goods [294d]
• Trump imposes universal 50% tariff on copper imports, White House says [294d]
• Divided Fed holds key interest rate steady, defying Trump's demands for aggressive cuts [294d]
• The Fed keeps borrowing costs high, despite Trump's push for cuts—here's why [294d]
• The Fed stays on hold, and the key numbers to watch when Meta and Microsoft report [294d]
• Fed holds interest rates steady: What that means for car loans, credit cards, mortgages and more [294d]