The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• : Activision Blizzard says it will cooperate in investigation into third-party trading surrounding Microsoft’s acquisition bid [1620d]
• Crypto: Researchers say a North Korean hacker group stole $600 million of crypto in the Axie Infinity hack [1620d]
• The View From Unretirement: Can we close the retirement security gaps in America? [1620d]
• Earnings Outlook: Tesla earnings: Wall Street worries about China shutdowns, Musk’s Twitter distraction [1620d]
• The Wall Street Journal: IRS Investigating American Express over a questionable tax break it pitched to clients [1620d]
• Washington Watch: Gina McCarthy denies she’s leaving as Biden’s climate lead after reports cite frustration with slow pace of emissions fight [1620d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Tesla and other automakers look to restart production plants in Shanghai [1620d]
• Retirement Weekly: Americans of all ages are failing at financial literacy [1620d]
• Retirement Weekly: Your ailing parent needs in-home care. Here’s how to hire an aide who’s a godsend, not a horror show. [1620d]
• Retirement Weekly: How can I get rid of an annuity but stay in my current tax bracket? [1620d]
• Retirement Weekly: These 4 habits can give women more financial power [1620d]
• Retirement Weekly: News and analysis for those planning for or living in retirement [1620d]
• The Tell: Investment grade bond-market sees worst patch since Lehman Bothers collapse [1620d]
• Project Syndicate: Why the United States is reluctant to become the Saudi Arabia of natural gas [1620d]
• The Margin: What’s open on Easter? [1620d]
• In One Chart: Enjoy your Easter chocolate — but give a thought to who harvested the cocoa [1620d]
• TaxWatch: Tax Day is just around the corner for most — but people in these states have extra time to file [1620d]
• The Margin: White House Easter Egg roll returns with ‘EGGucation’ theme [1620d]
• The Conversation: Local funding for schools is a legacy of Jim Crow that perpetuates segregation and inequality [1620d]
• : This is where property taxes increased the most last year — it’s not in California or New York [1620d]
• Commodities Corner: What’s next for gasoline prices? [1620d]
• The Conversation: New York taxpayers are getting ripped off with the deal for a new Buffalo Bills football stadium [1620d]
• The Conversation: Covid booster shots are effective up to a point — here’s how future vaccines will work [1620d]
• : White House says it will extend student-loan pause again before Aug. 31 or make decision by then on canceling student debt [1620d]
• Project Syndicate: The U.S. must end its ambiguous policy and explicitly promise to defend Taiwan against any Chinese attack [1620d]
• Top Ten: Weekend reads: Should Twitter shareholders bow to Elon Musk? [1620d]
• Coronavirus Update: How well is the COVID-19 test-to-treat program working? [1620d]
• Economic Report: U.S. industrial output up sharply in March [1620d]
• MarketWatch Premium: Stocks tanked in the first quarter, and new research shows there should be a reversal by the end of June [1620d]
• Economic Report: New York manufacturing activity rebounds sharply in April, Empire State survey shows [1620d]
• Market Extra: China’s central bank cuts reserve requirement ratio in ‘begrudging’ move [1620d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Biden to nominate Michael Barr as top Fed banking regulator [1620d]
• Outside the Box: Elon Musk’s bid for Twitter spells trouble for Tesla investors — here’s why [1620d]