The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• The Wall Street Journal: Meet the cowboys bringing bull riding — and 750 tons of dirt — to a city near you [1091d]
• Financial Crime: Phony billionaire hedge fund manager charged with running Ponzi scheme [1091d]
• Market Extra: How $4 trillion in Treasurys parked at banks could become a ticking time bomb if the debt-ceiling fight triggers a U.S. default [1091d]
• The Big Move: I bought a rental in Hawaii for $600,000 and want to sell it for $1.2 million. How can I avoid paying capital-gains tax? [1091d]
• The Ratings Game: Virgin Galactic sets sights on first commercial launch [1091d]
• : Working mothers talk about the ‘mom tax’ — and the financial toll it takes on them. Happy Mother’s Day! [1091d]
• : ‘1.5 billion square feet of office space could become obsolete,’ says Boston Consulting Group [1091d]
• : ‘Gig City’ is about to take a leap into quantum networking [1091d]
• Peter Morici: Cracking down on banks now only makes them sitting ducks for the next big hit [1091d]
• Associated Press: Sip in peace: Coffee won’t have health-warning label in California [1091d]
• Deep Dive: Car makers aren’t the only stocks to benefit from EV demand. Here are 3 long-term picks that play on the materials side. [1091d]
• : Three ways to close the retirement gap for Black, Latino savers [1091d]
• : FDIC set to levy big banks to pay for $15.8 billion bailout of Silicon Valley, Signature Banks [1091d]
• The Fed: Many inflation measures are higher now than they were a year ago, Fed’s Bullard says [1091d]
• Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips help your portfolio keep pace with the Fed’s moves [1091d]
• The MarketWatch Q&A: Victims of Communism Museum’s CEO talks about its first year in business, his boycott of China and how Putin is ‘Stalin Light’ [1091d]