The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• The Wall Street Journal: Port of Oakland operations snarled as truckers protest [1521d]
• The Margin: ‘Stray’ — the videogame where you play as a cat — is breaking the internet [1521d]
• Earnings Results: Netflix lost fewer subscribers than forecast and expects to win them back quickly, boosting stock [1521d]
• Outside the Box: Our bill for easy money is coming due: Prepare for low and volatile returns — or the long-delayed financial market reckoning. [1521d]
• : Hasbro says preorders of its new Wordle game are ‘off to a record start’ [1521d]
• Market Extra: Small-caps lead stock-market surge as Russell 2000 sees biggest gain since January 2021 [1521d]
• Personal Finance Daily: The typical S&P 500 CEO made 324 times more than the median-paid worker last year and the case for 0% interest student loans instead of cancellation [1521d]
• : EA splits chief technology officer role as Ken Moss heads for the doors [1521d]
• The Tell: Energy and materials stocks face rough ride as commodity prices come off the boil, says economist [1522d]
• : AMC, GameStop stocks jump to multi-month intraday highs, then pull back [1522d]
• Living With Climate Change: U.K. weather officials drew a scary heatwave map for 2050 — this week it came true, 28 years early [1522d]
• Currencies: U.S. inflation, recession concerns take a back seat in markets to someone else’s problems for now: Europe’s [1522d]
• Brett Arends's ROI: These are the mistakes the ‘Fiscal Feminist’ wants women to avoid [1522d]
• : The typical S&P 500 CEO made 324 times more than the median-paid worker last year: report [1522d]