The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Elon Musk’s fixation on bots could lead to a lower price point for Twitter [1203d]
• Brands need more than rainbow-colored products if they want to celebrate Pride in 2022 [1203d]
• What is the gender wage gap in your city? This online calculator will tell you [1203d]
• A Google Cloud employee set a new record calculating the 100 trillionth digit of pi [1203d]
• LinkedIn launches audio events and new creator tools [1203d]
• Being a good leader means nothing without investing in yourself. Here’s how [1203d]
• McDonald’s and RightHear expand their partnership to make fast food more accessible [1203d]
• SpaceX Starlink IPO: Elon Musk pushes date back to at least 2025 [1203d]
• Want your car to retain its value? Buy a yellow one [1203d]
• Why this startup is on a mission to design the perfect sneaker [1203d]
• A new Australian high-rise will be covered in 1,182 solar panels [1203d]
• Inside the quest to redesign the diaper [1203d]
• This new ‘integrity initiative’ is designed to fight corporate greenwashing [1203d]
• Caitlin Kalinowski is shaping the metaverse [1203d]
• How we selected this year’s Queer 50 list [1203d]
• As Reddit gears up for an IPO, Jen Wong is holding the reins [1203d]
• Alana Mayo, president of Orion Pictures, is pushing for ‘radical inclusion’ in film [1203d]
• Airbnb’s Tara Bunch is laser-focused on post-pandemic user experience [1203d]
• Beth Ford wants to change the narrative about rural America [1203d]
• IVF treatments are beyond stressful. The Aura app counters with compassion [1203d]
• Doubt is their product: How Big Tobacco, Big Oil, and the Gun Lobby market ignorance [1203d]
• I had to quit my dream job at Google because of anxiety. Here’s what I learned [1203d]
• How coral farms are helping restore reefs after destructive bleaching [1203d]
• These 3 factors could end the pay gap [1203d]
• How the Mayflower became the first autonomous ship to cross the Atlantic Ocean [1203d]