The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• : CES 2023: Samsung unveils smart home hub that doubles as a wireless charger [1298d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Lordstown Motors sees slow rate of production in first quarter [1298d]
• The Fed: Worried about a recession? That’s so 2024, Fed staff suggests [1298d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Amazon to lay off more than 17,000 workers, more that originally expected [1298d]
• The Margin: Finding the comedy in the Kevin McCarthy speaker drama: ‘This is the best season of CSPAN … ever’ [1298d]
• The Tell: Stock market got a ‘Santa Claus rally’ after all [1298d]
• The Ratings Game: Hasbro’s holiday season was likely among ‘weakest in the North American toy industry’ amid ‘COVID hangover,’ analyst says [1298d]
• MarketWatch First Take: Salesforce investors should be nervous about slower growth [1298d]
• Personal Finance Daily: New York City’s real-estate sector is going through ‘5 stages’ of grief and it’s time to buy I-bonds again. Here are 3 ways to maximize your $10,000 inflation-fighting investment [1298d]
• Key Words: Biden on Damar Hamlin and NFL injuries: ‘I don’t know how you avoid it’ [1298d]
• : Short sellers score $300 billion in 2022; bets against Tesla, Amazon, Meta bring in the most [1298d]
• The Margin: Soccer player Gio Reyna’s mother told U.S. Soccer about 1990s domestic-violence incident involving Gregg Berhalter, reports say [1298d]
• The Ratings Game: Casino stocks in 2023: It could come down to this region, analysts say [1298d]
• Key Words: Verizon CEO says company saw ‘positive’ subscriber growth in its latest quarter [1298d]
• Market Extra: Credit Acceptance shares tumble 12% after regulators sue, claim illegal subprime auto lending practices [1298d]
• The Conversation: The next generation of American manufacturing is high-tech, and skilled workers are needed to operate these advanced tools [1298d]
• Michael Brush: Three value-stock investors favor these six picks for a rocky 2023 [1298d]
• Market Extra: How China’s reopening has the potential to shake financial markets [1298d]
• Market Extra: 2022 was the ‘biggest outlier year’ in markets history as stocks and bonds both plunged, Deutsche Bank says [1298d]
• The Fed: No Fed official expects an interest-rate cut to be appropriate this year, meeting minutes show [1298d]
• Economic Report: U.S. job growth seen slowing to 180,000 in December, but that’s still too much for the Fed [1298d]
• : Elon Musk may be facing more legal pain than he expects as companies sue for unpaid Twitter bills: ‘Creditors have legal remedies too’ [1298d]