The Brutalist Report - businessinsider
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- Mark Zuckerberg considered leaving California over the billionaire tax [16d]
- Tesla posted a highlight reel of its robotaxi avoiding collisions with rivals Waymo and Avride [16d]
- Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Muse and Reality Labs are highly unprofitable — for now [16d]
- Walmart rolls out AI agent shopping features while Amazon tries to curb the tech [16d]
- Meta creates a new stock class to keep Zuckerberg in control [16d]
- Tesla has begun production of its Optimus humanoid in California [16d]
- Student-loan borrowers win as Trump drops legal battle to narrow a major forgiveness program for public servants [16d]
- Tesla's profits are under pressure [16d]
- Anthropic answers Meta and OpenAI with a new personal agent, Claude Duet [16d]
- Meta narrows capex forecast as it leans into the AI agent wars [16d]
- GM's OnStar gets an AI makeover — but humans will still answer when airbags deploy [16d]
- 'Musk' director Alex Gibney isn't afraid to make powerful enemies [16d]
- Nvidia marketing executive Laura Fay, who reported to CEO Jensen Huang, has retired after a decade [16d]
- SpaceX offers employees 20% extra pay to help bring its Memphis supercomputers online [16d]
- Meta ordered to pay $25 billion penalty over the Cambridge Analytica case [16d]
- AI rivals are thirsty for SpaceX's compute, Elon Musk says [16d]
- A major security flaw found using an OpenAI model is causing internet chaos [16d]
- Every Kennedy family tragedy that has fueled rumors of a 'Kennedy curse' [16d]
- AT&T's CEO throws shade at Musk's Starlink mobile ambitions [16d]
- Shoppers turn to Amazon for fresh produce and seafood, helping it take market share from supermarkets [16d]
- The AI boom is good for people who write about AI. Ask Derek Thompson. [16d]
- The architect of Trump Accounts wants the program expanded to every American under 40 [16d]
- 6 things I wish I knew before setting foot on a cruise ship that all first-timers should keep in mind [16d]
- 16 outfits Taylor Swift has worn this year, ranked from worst to best [16d]
- I spent $100 on dinner for 2 at LongHorn Steakhouse. I now understand why the chain is so successful. [16d]
- I didn't realize how much I needed a happy moment until I saw 18,000 hockey fans cheering for a stranger [16d]
- We left our house in a city for a rural cabin. Parts of the monthlong experience were great, but I wouldn't do it again. [16d]
- A protester and a robot duck hiccup: 2 moments from Jensen Huang's keynote didn't go to plan [16d]
- Starlink is getting dragged into Russia's hybrid war against the West [16d]
- Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt broke down how he sees AI agents changing C-suite jobs [16d]
- As a former Disney employee, fall is the best time to visit the parks. Here are 9 of my favorite things to do there. [16d]
- I thought loneliness came from having too few friends. For me, it came from having too many. [16d]
- My kids don't spend their days in classrooms. They spend them exploring the woods. [16d]
- Elon Musk says SpaceX hitting $1 trillion in revenue in 2028 is 'no longer impossible' [16d]
- The robot revolution faces these three big challenges [16d]
- Visa's CMO is giving the brand a new look and betting that less is more [16d]
- Azoma wants to help brands win the AI shopping race. See the pitch deck that helped it raise $11.2 million. [16d]
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