The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• The Wall Street Journal: Starbucks selling its cold-pressed juice brand to focus on stores [1579d]
• Key Words: Uvalde, Texas, school shooting spurs Sen. Chris Murphy to ask lawmakers ‘What are we doing? Why are we here?’ [1579d]
• : Lyft cutting hiring, costs as its stock nears all-time low [1579d]
• : Wendy’s stock rallies 15% as Nelson Peltz’s hedge fund Trian discloses nearly one-fifth stake in company [1579d]
• Personal Finance Daily: Fannie Mae chief economist says the U.S. housing market has finally turned a corner and temporary child tax credits contributed to Americans’ financial security in 2021 [1579d]
• : Alibaba executive draws scorn for proposed individual carbon tracker [1579d]
• Market Extra: S&P 500 hovers near bear market. It’s ferocity may depend on the economy. [1579d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Agilent’s second-quarter profit widens on higher sales [1579d]
• Earnings Results: Intuit stock rises after tax-season earnings top Street estimate, improved outlook [1579d]
• : The good news: Americans’ financial security soared last year. The bad news: That may be due to this lucrative, but temporary tax break [1579d]
• : Twitter’s stock falls below where Elon Musk bought it, turning a $1.1 billion profit into a $40 million loss [1580d]
• Market Extra: Chances of a markets-led recession arriving sooner than expected are growing by the day, investors and traders say [1580d]
• The Ratings Game: Zoom stock flies higher despite tech rout as earnings show it is not just a pandemic darling [1580d]
• The Tell: Dow, S&P 500 head for worst start to a year since 1970 —- for tech it’s the worst in history [1580d]
• : Best Buy takes a hit from inflation but says appliances and clearance outlets are bright spots [1580d]
• Vitaliy Katsenelson's Contrarian Edge: 6 reasons inflation will stick around longer — and you’re not going to like what comes after [1580d]