The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Twitter loves Musk but dreads a Musk takeover, research finds [1358d]
• Bumble is offering free trauma support for sexual assault victims [1358d]
• Elon Musk is actually buying Twitter, will take the social media company private [1358d]
• Consumers are voting with their wallets—here’s what they want [1358d]
• Look out, DoorDash: Local meal delivery companies are teaming up [1358d]
• Could OpenSea become the Amazon of NFTs? Web3 marketplace buys up competitor Gem [1358d]
• Why a return to work might also mean better focus time [1358d]
• Meet the serial entrepreneur who wants to help designers make more money [1358d]
• This stunning church pays tribute to the victims of the Armenian genocide [1358d]
• How the art of jiu jitsu made me a better startup leader [1358d]
• The gulf between workers and managers is growing, amid the return to office [1358d]
• The Smithsonian and Meta are teaming up to let you experience the moon in VR [1358d]
• Microplastics are everywhere. These sponges could help capture them [1358d]
• Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila brand is turning agave waste into bricks [1358d]
• Look inside the best green buildings of 2022 [1358d]
• How to be better at saying ‘no’ to extra work [1358d]
• Elon Musk and Twitter are in discussions for a takeover again [1358d]
• Zoom’s next coup? Taking sci-fi’s favorite interface to the office [1358d]
• Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney talks the metaverse, crypto, and antitrust [1358d]
• Despite recent pay hikes, many American workers are still a long way from a living wage [1358d]
• 5 reasons why focusing on the middle will get you to the top [1359d]
• This service helps you link your favorite apps together [1359d]
• As Polaroid’s SX-70 turns 50, instant photography is booming [1359d]