The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The crypto crash, in 10 charts [1338d]
• Report: NYC and San Francisco rank at the bottom of the list for Gen Z homebuyers [1338d]
• Crypto crash draws fresh outrage over celebrity endorsements that didn’t age well [1338d]
• Why the office may trigger this invisible workplace annoyance [1338d]
• Why the office may trigger this invisible workplace annoyance [1338d]
• 3 ways to show frontline employees they matter [1338d]
• This robot’s paintings showed at the Venice Biennale, but are they actually art? [1339d]
• With formula shortages at dire levels, it’s time for baby stimulus checks [1339d]
• What’s happening with Dutch Bros stock? Starbucks coffee rival craters amid inflation fears [1339d]
• Is panic buying contributing to the baby formula shortage? [1339d]
• Major League Baseball partners with Sorare on an NFT-based fantasy game [1339d]
• Google is betting big on ambient computing. But it’s getting it wrong [1339d]
• Exclusive: Klarna’s new virtual-shopping feature will connect shoppers with sales associates [1339d]
• How activist shareholders are making the business case for abortion access [1339d]
• Why advertising won the streaming wars [1339d]
• A startup in Hawaii just launched the world’s first ocean-assisted carbon removal plant [1339d]
• Lawns are terrible for the environment. California’s water restrictions may finally kill them [1339d]
• You can innovate remotely. Here’s proof [1339d]
• The business case for getting your team to laugh together [1339d]
• Wealthy nations are carving up space and its riches—and leaving other countries behind [1339d]
• Here are the 4 most surprising takeaways from the first day of Google’s I/O conference [1339d]
• 7 time-saving Google Assistant tricks you should use every day [1339d]
• Fast Company’s 8th annual Innovation Festival returns to NYC [1339d]