The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• South Korea fourth-quarter GDP grows at its slowest pace in six quarters, missing expectations [489d]
• Jim Cramer predicts market action will reflect Trump instead of the Fed [489d]
• Microsoft's business development chief Chris Young resigns [489d]
• CNN to lay off hundreds of employees as post-inauguration transformation begins, sources say [489d]
• Fanatics is opening first trading card store, in London, to give the sports collectibles a boost in Europe [489d]
• EA shares drop 7% after company lowers guidance due to weakness in soccer, other games [489d]
• CEOs of 4 big portfolio companies dish on AI, cyber, banking, and Trump from Davos [489d]
• There's a 'big change' for inherited IRAs in 2025, advisor says. Here's how to avoid a penalty [489d]
• Now is an 'ideal time' to reassess your retirement savings, expert says. These tips can help you get started [489d]
• Early Facebook investor Jim Breyer says Zuckerberg has been 'revitalized' by Meta's AI push [489d]
• Billionaire Frank McCourt is open to a 50% share of TikTok after Trump comments [489d]
• Here's why you’re suddenly following President Trump on Instagram [489d]
• Technology and the AI trade drive stocks higher as the S&P 500 hits a new high [489d]
• A record number of consumers are making minimum credit cards payments as delinquencies also rise [489d]
• ‘We’re in the era of the billionaire,’ human rights expert says. Here's why wealth accumulation is accelerating [489d]
• Abbott shares climb despite a mixed quarter. What we want to see before we buy more [489d]
• Google agrees to new $1 billion investment in Anthropic [489d]
• Samsung launches S25 smartphone with boosted AI as Apple battle heats up [489d]