The Brutalist Report

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• : Meta climbs into ‘AI Sandbox’ with tools for advertisers [1161d]
• ETF Wrap: This once popular ETF used to hedge against inflation is now out of favor. What investors are doing now. [1161d]
• : Debt-ceiling breach could trigger ‘quick increases’ in credit-card rates, CFPB’s Rohit Chopra warns [1161d]
• : Getaround stock rallies more than 70% after company announces deal to buy HyreCar [1161d]
• : Microsoft exec cashes out of $4.4 million in stock [1161d]
• : Biden debt-ceiling meeting with lawmakers delayed, but move called ‘positive’ [1161d]
• In One Chart: The number of Americans applying for jobless benefits is slowly increasing. Here’s how it stacks up against past recessions. [1161d]
• Your Digital Self: This $2.1 million electric car leaves Tesla, Lucid and Rivian in the dust — at least on the road [1161d]
• Market Extra: ‘Death cross’ in 10-year yield highlights the end of the longest bullish stretch in at least 30 years [1161d]
• Distributed Ledger: Pepe coin sparked latest meme crypto frenzy. Here’s what you need to know. [1161d]
• : Peloton stock closes at new all-time low after recall announcement [1161d]
• : Elon Musk says he’s hired a new CEO for Twitter, who starts in six weeks [1161d]
• The Margin: New skin patch for peanut allergies shows promise: ‘this would fill a huge unmet need’ [1161d]
• : The regional-bank crisis did not appear over on Thursday [1161d]
• Mark Hulbert: Banning short selling of regional bank stocks won’t solve their problems [1161d]
• Market Extra: Here’s where investors may turn to ‘hide’ as U.S. debt-ceiling deadline looms based on 2011 market reaction [1161d]
• Front Office Sports: Americans have legally bet $220 billion on sports since 2018 [1161d]
• : Conservative think tank asks court to immediately halt student loan payment pause [1161d]
• Lawrence G. McMillan: Stocks are stuck in a trading range, but watch the VIX for signs of a breakout [1161d]
• : Prescription-drug costs in spotlight as pharmacy benefit reform advances in Senate [1161d]
• MarketWatch First Take: Disney shows streaming wars are destroying all that was good about streaming [1161d]
• The Ratings Game: AppLovin, Unity stocks soar as investors see mobile-ad market bottoming, but analysts are still cautious [1161d]
• : So you think 6% mortgage rates are too high? Here’s how bad it could get if the U.S. defaults on its debt. [1161d]
• : Rivian, Lucid and Fisker navigate a ‘treacherous road’ as they struggle to match Tesla’s success [1161d]