The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• The Wall Street Journal: Elon Musk says decision on Tesla stock buybacks would depend on severity of a downturn [1311d]
• : Amazon stock breaks below 2020 low for the first time, heads for worst year since dot-com bust [1311d]
• : First grade, first cellphone? Here’s how families are managing kids’ ever-earlier adoption of devices. [1311d]
• : Parents are giving phones to their kids at younger ages, and wireless companies are benefiting [1311d]
• : Measures to delay $600 tax-reporting threshold for PayPal, Venmo payments fail to make it into omnibus bill [1311d]
• MemeMoney: AMC’s meme-stock sales are approaching its total valuation [1311d]
• IPO Report: The IPO market froze in 2022. Here’s what’s needed for it to thaw in the new year [1311d]
• Key Words: Bill Ackman says he thinks SBF’s posting of $250 million bail ‘is itself a criminal indictment’ [1311d]
• The Wall Street Journal: TikTok parent ByteDance admits improperly accessing two journalists’ data [1311d]
• Futures Movers: Oil ends lower as traders track big winter storm, China COVID developments [1311d]
• Outside the Box: Wall Street won’t regulate greenhouse-gas emissions by itself [1311d]
• The Ratings Game: Micron’s recovery from ‘worst memory downturn in 13 years’ will take time, analyst says [1311d]
• The Tell: What another record in options trading volume says about the stock market [1311d]
• : Tesla is the most profitable short pick of 2022, with nearly $14 billion in proceeds since Elon Musk agreed to buy Twitter [1311d]
• Distributed Ledger: Coinbase plunges 86% in 2022, amid FTX-inspired slump. But one analyst says ‘you have to have a multiyear time frame.’ [1311d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Florida penthouse bought with crypto sells for $18 million cash [1311d]
• Financial Crime: Sam Bankman-Fried to be released on $250 million bond following first U.S. hearing [1311d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Incoming Republican Rep. George Santos faces scrutiny over claiming he worked at Goldman, Citi [1311d]
• Cannabis Watch: Trulieve agrees to study potential allergic reactions to cannabis dust in the workplace [1311d]