The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Cramer's week ahead: Fed meeting and earnings from Big Tech [105d]
• Ontario to pause Reagan tariffs ad after Trump terminated Canada trade talks [105d]
• Earnings beats are up this quarter, but next week's lineup is the true test [105d]
• Trump claimed Canada's anti-tariff ad twisted Reagan's words. Compare for yourself [105d]
• 3 takeaways from Intel earnings: Cash flow, foundry progress and hardware surprise [105d]
• Here's the inflation breakdown for September 2025 — in one chart [105d]
• Here are the five key takeaways from Friday's consumer price index report [105d]
• What Cramer expects from 10 stocks reporting earnings next week; calls two buys [105d]
• Deckers Brands stock sinks more than 12% after soft outlook raises concerns about Hoka, Ugg growth [105d]
• OpenAI's new Sora 2 video generation app went viral. Is it a real threat to Meta? [105d]
• With two months to Christmas, here's what retail leaders expect for holiday shopping [105d]
• Cramer says this financial name is still his favorite stock — and GE Vernova's prime position [105d]
• Why Jana's partnership with Travis Kelce could tip the balance and revive Six Flags' business [105d]
• GM lays off more than 200 salaried workers in latest round of job cuts [105d]
• AMD's stock pops 6% on report IBM can use its chips for quantum computing [105d]
• Car prices hit an average of $50,000 for the first time—here's how much you'd pay per month [105d]
• Inherited IRAs have a key change for 2025. What beneficiaries need to know [105d]
• Taco Bell tries to woo younger customers with Live Más Café's flashy beverages [105d]
• New York Attorney General Letitia James set to plead not guilty in mortgage fraud case [105d]
• Inflation rate hit 3.0% in September, lower than expected, long-awaited CPI report shows [105d]
• Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Friday [105d]
• Social Security Administration announces 2026 COLA benefit increase of 2.8% — what it means for you [105d]
• Once seen as 'inflation-proof,' banana prices are up 5.4% since Trump announced tariffs in April [105d]