The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Warner Bros. Discovery merger talks with Paramount Global may draw out NBCUniversal [979d]
• Apple fails in bid to delay Apple Watch sales ban [979d]
• Chair of powerful House committee pushes Shein about data protections, its relationship with China [979d]
• Warner Bros. Discovery shares fall on report about Paramount merger talks [979d]
• Citigroup to close global distressed-debt business as part of CEO Jane Fraser's overhaul [979d]
• These are the 10 highest-grossing movies of 2023: 'Barbie' and 'Oppenheimer' are in the top 3 [979d]
• Trump urges Supreme Court to let lower court hear immunity appeal first [979d]
• Our discipline demands a trim after this industrial stock hit an all-time high. But we still love it [979d]
• Six industrial-focused stocks in the portfolio — and why we like each one of them [979d]
• IRS to waive $1 billion in penalties. Here's who qualifies and how much taxpayers may get [979d]
• Electric scooter company Bird files for bankruptcy [979d]
• This in-demand side hustle for 2024 can pay up to $6,000 per month—how to get started [979d]
• Annuity sales are on track for a record year. Here’s what to know before buying [979d]
• Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick to step down at the end of the year [979d]
• With Aquaman sequel's release, one DC movie era ends and another begins [979d]
• Billions are on the line for lenders as White House finalizes credit card late fee cap [979d]
• Over a half-billion dollars in railroad freight stuck at Texas border crossings amid migrant battle [979d]
• How Tesla rose to retail investor stardom: 'It's always in people's minds' [979d]
• Big M&A and Bob Iger's future: 13 media executives make their anonymous 2024 predictions [979d]
• U.S. releases detained Maduro ally to Venezuela in swap for American prisoners: reports [979d]
• Wall Street thinks Apple could be the first $4 trillion company. Here's what it would take [979d]
• General Mills echoes FedEx with a warning about weaker demand [979d]
• Biden touts minority small business wins as Latino approval sags [979d]
• Why Cramer thinks Microsoft stock is set to break out in 2024 [979d]
• Whiskey distillers cheer as EU, U.S. strike deal to avoid 50% tariff on exports to Europe [979d]
• Couple has $520,000 in debt—and wife had no idea: 'We've been living a life maybe we shouldn't be living' [979d]
• For gen AI like Microsoft Copilot, it's looking like 2024 will be a big corporate spending year [979d]
• Apple Pay, Card, Cash and Wallet affected by hours-long outages [979d]
• Tesla hiring Nordic policy expert as 'WWE-like standoff' with unions intensifies [979d]
• Social Security rule for beneficiaries who keep working is ‘poorly understood,’ report finds [979d]
• AI cannot be named as an 'inventor,' top UK court says in patent dispute [979d]
• Is the U.S. in a ‘silent depression?’ Economists weigh in on the viral TikTok theory [979d]
• Single-stock ETFs tap into the market’s ‘gambling mindset,’ expert says. What investors need to know [979d]
• Budget airlines like Spirit and Ryanair make up almost a third of global airline capacity. Here's how they do business [979d]
• Mortgage demand slips despite another drop in interest rates [979d]
• Weight loss drugs, Alzheimer's treatments and gene editing: Enormous firsts defined 2023 in pharma [979d]