The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Week in review: Stocks jump despite shutdown; we bought more of our newest stocks [34d]
• Investors may want to consider boosting their exposure abroad — even with U.S. stocks around record highs [34d]
• 65-year-old furloughed by government shutdown: 'I could lose the house. I could lose my car. I could lose everything' [34d]
• 36-year-old American Air Force vet pays $850 to rent his 2-bedroom apartment in Vietnam— take a look inside [34d]
• 32-year-old couldn't get hired due to his criminal record—now his food truck brings in over $1 million a year [35d]
• Lyft CEO left Microsoft in the 90s to join a tiny startup called Amazon—here's how Jeff Bezos convinced him [35d]
• Parenting expert: This is one of the best things I did when my kids were born—'they'll be glad it exists' [35d]
• Activist Irenic builds a stake in Workiva, hoping to gain a voice on the software company's board [35d]
• Inside the uranium plant at the center of U.S. plans to expand nuclear power [35d]
• Warren Buffett Watch: His last big deal as Berkshire CEO before Abel takes over? [35d]
• AI Sam Altman and the Sora copyright gamble: 'I hope Nintendo doesn't sue us' [35d]
• Jane Goodall adopted a plant-based diet back in the 1960s: It was key to her activism and a long, healthy life [35d]
• Year end is 'absolutely a great time' to review your finances, CFP says: Here's what to do [35d]
• 'The system is rigged': Founders and VCs weigh in on the UK's ambition deficit [35d]
• From data to culture: How international brands are trying to crack the code on the fickle Chinese consumer [35d]