The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• Reddit is joining the S&P 500 after months of speculation. Analysts have these concerns. [28d]
• Markets are looking eerily calm as investors chase FOMO rally [28d]
• Workday’s stock sees a record surge. Could a buyout spark a software revival? [28d]
• ‘I didn’t know what else to do:’ Patients take their health-insurance battles to Facebook and LinkedIn [28d]
• More than half of Gen Z redirected money away from investing and toward sports betting over the past year [28d]
• SpaceX set an IPO record. Now there’s hope that Anthropic could shatter it. [28d]
• The average car loan is now $785 a month — and lasts for almost 6 years [28d]
• Why September is the worst month of the year for the stock market [28d]
• Sandisk’s stock is flying higher. Here are the new targets that are exciting Wall Street. [28d]
• These nontech stocks can ride the AI build-out for years [28d]
• Your prescription drugs shouldn’t cost more than your mortgage. Inside the broken math that got us here. [28d]
• These workers have charisma, confidence — and no fear of AI taking their jobs. They’re the personality hires. [29d]
• Dell’s stock has beaten Micron and AMD this year — and now it’s adding to its gains [29d]
• Salesforce’s stock gets a boost as J.P. Morgan says AI fears are overblown [29d]
• Wholesale inflation flattens out in July and price pressure ease [29d]
• The AI boom is not just driving stocks — it’s also moving the foreign-exchange market [29d]