The Brutalist Report

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• Asian Banks Are Luring Investors Who Think They’re a Safer Bet [1207d]
• First Republic Suspends Dividends on Preferred Stock [1207d]
• U.S. Bank Deposits Fall For 10th Straight Week As Worries Continue [1207d]
• Oil Prices Are Surging, but Futures Are Falling. Why That’s a Bullish Sign. [1207d]
• Gold Is Nearing an All-Time High. Here’s Why. [1207d]
• Exxon Mobil, Johnson & Johnson, Alphabet: Stocks That Defined the Week [1207d]
• Food prices are surging. Here's where that money goes. [1207d]
• Tupperware Engages Financial Advisers as Near-Term Liquidity Faces Pressure [1207d]
• Commercial real estate is headed for a crisis worse than 2008, Morgan Stanley analysts say [1207d]
• A Win for Medicare Advantage Insurers [1207d]
• Walmart Sues Credit-Card Partner Capital One [1207d]
• Top CD Rates Today, April 7 [1207d]
• Tired of Waiting for the Fed to Pivot? Try This Instead. [1207d]
• Uber’s CEO moonlighted as a driver and it changed the way he operates the company [1207d]
• New Car Prices Are Shocking. Used Ones Are Worse. What It Means for Dealer Stocks. [1207d]
• Workers say they need over $1M to retire — most expect to miss that [1207d]
• The Super Rich Are Worried. Should You Be? [1207d]
• McDonald’s Cuts Pay Packages, Closes Offices Alongside Layoffs Across Chain [1207d]
• Exxon Mobil Studies Potential Mega-Deal With Shale Driller Pioneer [1207d]
• The Swiss banking giant that just took over Credit Suisse isn’t afraid of empty office buildings. A wave of defaults doesn’t mean a tsunami, it says [1207d]
• Walgreens CEO Rosalind Brewer Bought Up Shares [1207d]