The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• : ‘This is what I believe and what I stand for.’ Should financial advisers fire clients for spouting offensive political views? [1545d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Volkswagen close to selling stake in its U.S. EV recharging business to Siemens [1545d]
• Personal Finance Daily: ‘It’s nuts’: Real estate agents describe chaos in New York City’s hot rental market and more than half of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, making them more vulnerable to recession [1545d]
• : U.S. companies urged to invest in Ukraine as ‘massive’ reconstruction looms [1545d]
• : ‘There seems to be little relief in sight’: More than half of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, making them more vulnerable to recession [1545d]
• Earnings Results: Nike’s quarterly profit comes in above Wall Street expectations, $18 billion buyback approved [1545d]
• Crypto: FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried denies having mergers and acquisitions conversations with Robinhood [1545d]
• : Corporate America was becoming more partisan even before Roe’s reversal —and that’s ‘likely not in the interest of shareholders,’ research says [1545d]
• Market Extra: Major bond ETFs on pace for worst first half to a year on record [1545d]
• : Where should this tech worker invest $40,000? She has to answer this question first [1545d]
• In One Chart: A slumping stock market may be due for a ‘seasonal pick-me-up,’ history shows [1545d]
• Key Words: Atari turns 50, and the godfather of video games talks about how to change the world [1545d]
• : Spirit shareholders should vote for Frontier offer, proxy adviser recommends [1545d]
• : ‘It’s nuts’: Realtors describe chaos in New York City’s hot rental market [1545d]
• The Ratings Game: Chewy’s ‘defensive’ business could shine as pets need food in any economic climate, says analyst [1545d]
• : ‘Polluting the air we breathe’: Mechanic sentenced for selling thousands of devices that allowed trucks to bypass emission controls. [1545d]
• Key Words: Rudy Giuliani says being slapped by ShopRite employee felt ‘as if a boulder hit me’ [1545d]
• : M&A drivers tap the brakes on private deals as economy flashes yellow [1545d]
• Paul Brandus: Going for a coffee and a charge — you might soon be seeing EV chargers at restaurants and retailers [1545d]
• The Tell: Citigroup cuts S&P 500 target to reflect blend of recession, ‘soft landing’ scenarios [1545d]
• : FTC proposes new rule to eliminate ‘deception’ and ‘fraudulent add-on products’ in car-buying process [1545d]
• Economic Report: Turbulent times: Just 19% of business leaders are confident in the economy [1545d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Taiwan’s GlobalWafers to invest $5 billion in new Texas factory [1545d]
• Coronavirus Update: Pfizer booster improved to fight omicron, as hospitalizations rise to 3-month high [1545d]
• The Tell: Wall Street bear who called stock-market selloff sees S&P 500 up another 7% before turning lower [1545d]
• : What LGBTQ couples need to know about retirement and estate planning – whether married or not [1545d]
• : Office workers in San Francisco, Manhattan, and Chicago are not returning to the office in significant numbers, research shows [1545d]
• Key Words: Gensler labels bitcoin a ‘commodity’ as crypto prices stabilize [1545d]
• Deal of the Day: How to get Amazon Prime for free — or at a major discount — right now [1545d]
• Economic Report: U.S. pending home sales rebound in May, reversing a six-month decline [1545d]
• The Ratings Game: Coinbase could see ‘further degradation,’ Goldman warns in downgrade [1545d]
• The Big Move: I’m close to retirement and I own 2 homes. If I sell my primary home, I’ll get $100K. My plan is to rent a place for $1,400. Is that a good idea? [1545d]
• Economic Report: Durable-goods orders climb again and signal demand in the economy is still strong [1545d]
• Metals Stocks: Gold and silver climb, while copper bounces after sharp selloff [1545d]
• Futures Movers: Oil ticks higher as G-7 weighs price cap on Russian crude [1545d]