The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Goldman Sachs stands by top lawyer Kathy Ruemmler after her emails with Jeffrey Epstein exposed [187d]
• Jim Cramer worries about tech insider selling, says AI 'mania' could be 'starting to unwind' [187d]
• Coatue's Philippe Laffont says the IPO market is broken beyond repair [187d]
• Under Armour splits with Steph Curry as it focuses on strengthening core brand [187d]
• Trump tariffs are helping drive U.S. beef prices to new highs [187d]
• AI isn't a bubble but rather an opportunity, JPMorgan's Erdoes says [187d]
• StubHub beats on revenue in first earnings report since IPO, but stock slides [187d]
• Jim Cramer calls out 3 stocks to buy in his monthly update of every name in the portfolio [187d]
• Google says group behind E-ZPass, USPS text scam has been 'shut down' after suit [187d]
• Jim Cramer cites a major upcoming reason to buy Nike: 'I have done it over and over' [187d]
• Tesla recalls 10,500 Powerwall 2 battery systems due to overheating, fire risk [187d]
• MLS games head to Apple TV in 2026 as Season Pass subscription ends [187d]
• CEO and his dad each took out second mortgages to start his company—now he could get a $4.6 billion pay package [187d]
• Sotheby's CEO sees 'very strong demand' ahead of $1.4 billion art auctions [187d]
• Cramer says 'I don't want to fight Disney anymore' — here is what's next for the stock [187d]
• Markets no longer view the December rate cut as a sure bet, with Fed officials casting doubts [187d]
• Wall Street cools on Oracle's buildout plans as debt concerns mount: 'AI sentiment is waning' [187d]
• Treasury yields rise as investors cheer end of government shutdown [187d]
• 28-year-old's $25,000 crypto investment grew to $400,000 in 6 years—but he wouldn't do it again [187d]
• Government shutdown back pay headed to federal workers in coming days [187d]
• Apple cuts App Store fee in half for 'mini apps' that integrate more of its software [187d]