The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• The Wall Street Journal: GE CEO Larry Culp agrees to pay cut after shareholder protest [1649d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Barry Diller’s gambling license is delayed by Nevada regulator [1649d]
• The Tell: Oil prices are the ‘linchpin’ for markets as Russia wages war on Ukraine, says CIO Bob Doll [1649d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Warby Parker expects to open 40 new stores this year [1649d]
• : Wisdom for St. Patrick’s Day: Six money tips that worked for Nanie Sheehan, my Irish grandmother [1650d]
• The New York Post: U.S. citizen James Hill among those killed in Russian attack in Chernihiv [1650d]
• Earnings Results: FedEx stock slips as earnings miss Wall Street consensus [1650d]
• Personal Finance Daily: This boss gave his workers a raise to help pay higher gas prices and mortgage rates soar above 4% for the first time since 2019 [1650d]
• : Russia says it made debt payments in dollars, a move that would avert potential default: reports [1650d]
• In One Chart: Who owns the biggest slice of the $15.5 trillion corporate bond market? Not investors in the U.S. [1650d]
• TaxWatch: ‘People have a lot of options. They have Amazon. They have Walmart:’ IRS chief says his agency competes with big-box stores for staff [1650d]
• Commodities Corner: Commodities offer traders a wild ride, but some are drawn to volatility like flies ‘to a light bulb’ [1650d]