The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Apple has its best week since July 2020 after White House visit [285d]
• Gold futures trade off highs as White House to issue clarification on bullion tariffs [285d]
• Tesla Robotaxi scores permit to run ride-hailing service in Texas [285d]
• EV sales soar as Trump axes $7,500 tax credit: 'People are rushing out' to buy, analyst says [285d]
• Apple's reversal of fortune continues, and a historic stock offering may be in the works [285d]
• Tech is getting a boost from AI ad tools. Some companies are being left behind [285d]
• Trade Desk tanks almost 40% on CFO departure, tariff concerns and competition from Amazon [285d]
• How dealmaking king Goldman Sachs aims to dominate another corner of Wall Street [285d]
• Intel CEO responds to 'misinformation' and Trump threat in letter to employees [285d]
• Bed Bath & Beyond relaunches with first store in Nashville, plans dozens more [285d]
• We're buying the post-earnings dip in a restaurant stock controlling what it can [285d]
• Wall Street analysts rush to Eli Lilly's defense but investors aren't listening yet [285d]
• Trump warns courts against knocking down tariffs, says duties are 'huge positive' for stock market [285d]
• Dodge unveils additions to 2026 muscle car lineup: 'It's about choice' [285d]
• Sweetgreen shares drop 25% after salad chain cuts outlook for the second time in two quarters [285d]
• OpenAI's Altman is still looking to spend after GPT-5 launch and is 'willing to run the loss' [285d]
• Trump’s Russia deadline is set to expire, with tariffs at stake [285d]
• Government-backed MP Materials surges as loss narrows on record rare earth oxide production [285d]
• 10 things to watch in the stock market Friday including Eli Lilly defense and Tesla's shakeup [285d]
• Crocs CEO says consumer environment is 'concerning,' will reduce orders in the second half [285d]
• A major historical bitcoin cycle that dictates its price might be breaking [285d]
• OpenStore’s demise marks endgame for once-booming e-commerce aggregator market [285d]
• Why it's so difficult to manufacture in the U.S. [285d]