The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• : Lyft vows to pay legal fees for drivers who might be sued under expected Oklahoma abortion law [1605d]
• Earnings Outlook: AMD’s earnings outlook expected to give a clearer picture of where the chip sector is headed [1605d]
• Deep Dive: FAANG stocks plus Microsoft lost $1.4 trillion in market value during April [1605d]
• Market Extra: The stock-market swoon just sent the S&P 500 into its second correction of 2022 [1605d]
• : Skechers is a sponsor of the pickleball championships, a sport that will likely gain attention from more athletic companies [1605d]
• Financial Crime: Mysterious ‘Mr. T’ behind global boiler-room scam found guilty of stealing $2 million from elderly victims [1605d]
• : Salesforce extends ‘Silenced No More Act’ protections to all U.S. employees [1605d]
• The Ratings Game: Cable stocks continue slide as threat of wireless encroachment causes jitters [1605d]
• Washington Watch: The White House Correspondents’ Association dinner is back. Here’s what to know about Washington’s big event. [1605d]
• The Conversation: Ukraine was never a vital interest of the West, until Putin’s imperialist fascism made it so [1605d]
• : GE post-earnings woes continue, as stock suffers worst month in more than 2 years [1605d]
• : 20% of crypto in a 401(k)? DOL will likely ‘pressure’ Fidelity to lower that limit, analyst says [1605d]
• Washington Watch: Trump-backed Senate hopeful Vance tied in polls ahead of Ohio primary seen as key test for ex-president [1605d]
• Realtor.com: NASCAR Driver Casey Mears Lists His Arizona Mansion for $5.1M [1605d]
• Retirement Weekly: A majority of workers have confidence in Social Security. Should you? [1605d]
• The Ratings Game: Intel is optimistic about its second-half prospects, but Wall Street isn’t [1605d]
• Retirement Weekly: Seniors want to stay at home, but they may need help with daily living. Should they hire a concierge? [1605d]
• Retirement Weekly: News and analysis for those planning for or living in retirement [1605d]