The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• MarketWatch First Take: Cisco sends a worrisome signal for tech demand, and the stock is falling [1155d]
• Market Extra: Japan’s stock market is on a tear. Is it too late to jump in? [1155d]
• : Netflix says it has nearly 5 million monthly active users on its ad-supported tier [1155d]
• Earnings Results: Boot Barn stock down more than 15% after mixed quarter, same-store sales drop [1155d]
• Personal Finance Daily: Cunning con artist convicted in phony-check scheme involving made-up charities and the worrying trend of Americans not paying off their credit-card debt [1155d]
• In One Chart: Debt ceiling debate: How U.S. government debt and stocks will perform if a resolution is reached, says DataTrek [1155d]
• : More than 197,000 tech-sector employees have lost their jobs since the start of 2023 [1155d]
• Project Syndicate: The Fed and other central banks face a reckoning for the damage they’ve caused [1155d]
• : Ovulation tracker app Premom charged with sharing users’ personal information [1155d]
• : ‘That voice was not mine’: Listen to a U.S. senator’s AI deep fake at a Capitol Hill hearing [1155d]
• Earnings Results: Take-Two stock soars as outlook suggests ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ is a little more than a year away [1155d]
• : Medication abortion access hangs in balance as appeals court hears mifepristone case [1155d]
• Earnings Results: Cisco earnings beat, but revenue guidance is reduced and the stock is struggling for direction [1155d]
• Earnings Outlook: Alibaba earnings: What to expect from the Chinese e-commerce giant [1155d]
• Washington Watch: Debt-ceiling standoff: What is Democrats’ ‘discharge petition’? [1155d]
• Financial Crime: Catch me if you can: cunning con artist convicted in phony check forgery scheme involving made-up charities [1155d]
• : Ford’s pivot to EV and other things to watch on investor day [1155d]
• The Ratings Game: Fluence Energy’s stock surges after BofA abandons bearish stance on the pure-play ESS investor [1155d]
• Cannabis Watch: Ayr Wellness clears ‘cloud’ over company with moves to strengthen balance sheet [1155d]
• : Retailers say theft cost nearly $100 billion last year. But are stores using crime stats to cover up other problems? [1155d]