The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Stimulus checks for rising gas prices are probably a long shot in 2022 [1471d]
• Mathematicians explain why predictive algorithms still won’t get you a perfect March Madness bracket [1471d]
• Meet the 27-year-old investor who is teaching Black Gen Z girls about financial literacy [1471d]
• Google wants to use AI to cut the maternal mortality rate by half [1471d]
• Black women know exactly how Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson feels right now [1471d]
• Why Intel wants Congress to move chip production back to the U.S. [1471d]
• How to work a 4-day week without overloading on meetings [1471d]
• This Washington, D.C. barbershop drew on decades of Black history to create a luxury experience [1472d]
• How to provide hope as a leader during bleak times [1472d]
• The minimum wage would be $61.75 an hour if it rose at the same pace as Wall Street bonuses [1472d]
• This building’s deconstruction resulted in just two buckets of waste [1472d]
• How summer camp became a nightmare for working parents [1472d]
• How an overemphasis on busyness hurts companies (and individuals) [1472d]
• Patreon CEO Jack Conte on his $4 billion company’s future and the creator economy [1472d]
• How three abandoned quarries in rural China were transformed into stunning cultural venues [1472d]
• For 2 million Ukrainian refugees in Poland, these free stores have become a lifeline [1472d]
• Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger on the culture behind his turnaround plan [1472d]
• Nike shoes didn’t just inspire these acoustic panels, they are the panels [1472d]
• These Kyiv-based architects designed new modular shelters for Ukrainian refugees [1472d]
• This is the danger of playing it too safe at work [1472d]
• 30 years of harassment training hasn’t fixed a thing. Here’s what leaders should do instead [1472d]
• How did Patrice Vermette design ‘Dune’? He started with two water bottles [1472d]