The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• Why Intel’s stock is on track for a historic surge after earnings [37d]
• The cannabis rescheduling is causing celebration — and confusion — as marijuana stocks sell off [37d]
• Nike is cutting 1,400 more jobs — the company’s shakeup is not done yet [37d]
• Employee buyouts like Microsoft’s could become more common. Here’s what workers need to know. [37d]
• Mobileye’s robotaxi ambitions have ‘progressed significantly,’ and the stock surges [37d]
• Trump is swaying the market like no president has in decades, analysis shows [37d]
• Meta plans to cut 10% of workforce, or 8,000 jobs, as it doubles down on AI [37d]
• Here’s how much money the 2026 NFL draft picks will make — and who’s at risk of losing millions [37d]
• Cheap options suggest a big post-earnings swing next week for these tech titans [37d]
• I’m New York City’s new health commissioner. Here’s how I’ll help deliver on Zohran Mamdani’s affordability agenda. [37d]
• Trump’s meme coin is down 80% since his first event promoting it. He’s holding another gala for it this weekend. [37d]
• As Americans turn to blue-collar jobs for stability, here’s which ones offer the most security — and which offer the least [37d]
• Tesla is in a no-win situation as it faces the ire of its earliest customers [37d]
• Money is flooding into these ETFs, despite heavy software exposure and worries about private credit [37d]
• A long life isn’t cheap: Underestimating your longevity will cost you [37d]
• The chip sector is on a historic tear, fueled by some unsuspecting stocks [37d]
• Mortgage rates inch lower — and chip away at the ‘lock-in effect’ that has hurt home buyers [37d]
• ‘Magic: The Gathering’ players shouldn’t worry. The Hasbro hack hasn’t hurt deliveries. [37d]
• ServiceNow’s stock sinks toward worst day ever, taking the software sector down with it [37d]
• As Warner Bros.’ shareholders OK sale to Paramount, a legendary studio approaches the end of an era [37d]
• U.S. inflation picture is the worst in almost 4 years [37d]
• Hainan was China’s shopping paradise. For Beijing that’s no longer enough. [37d]
• Before dipping into your 401(k) for emergency cash, consider these costs [37d]
• A market pullback is more likely than a continued rally, Goldman Sachs says [37d]
• QuantumScape’s stock is soaring. Here’s what may be driving the extreme rally. [37d]
• Why it’s the luckiest U.S. stock market in history, according to one strategist [37d]
• Amex cardholders are loading up on luxury goods and premium airfares, as spending growth picks up [37d]
• Honeywell’s stock drops as sales miss confirms fears of Middle East shipping disruptions [37d]
• French weather forecasting office files police complaint following suspicious surge in Polymarket bets [38d]
• American Airlines reports record revenue as strong travel demand offsets higher fuel costs [38d]
• Energy stocks are trouncing the rest of the stock market in 2026. Why the Iran war could erode those gains from here. [38d]
• A historic rally for the S&P 500 is just getting started, says Wall Street veteran who called the April 2025 bottom [38d]
• The meme-stock craze is getting close to its post-Liberation Day extremes, according to JPMorgan [38d]
• The good times roll for SK Hynix with record-breaking quarter but living up to expectations isn’t easy [38d]
• Analysts try to quell the panic after Taiwan Semiconductor said a high-end ASML machine was too expensive [38d]
• I’m 56. My home has $400,000 in equity. If I lose my job, should I do a reverse mortgage? [38d]
• Years after he auctioned it off, NSYNC singer Joey Fatone’s former mansion is on the market for $7.9 million [38d]
• Texas Instruments topped Wall Street’s outlook on more than just data-center demand [38d]