The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• He sold his mental-health startup to Airbnb, then relaunched it as a nonprofit with a bigger mission [1188d]
• Mark Zuckerberg announces new creator monetization tools for Facebook and Instagram [1188d]
• Don’t miss these panels at Vidcon 2022 [1188d]
• Millennials and Gen Z want more financial advice from employers. Boomers? Not so much [1188d]
• Salt & Straw latest ice cream topping is actually a perfume [1188d]
• Away’s biggest launch in years is a massive departure [1188d]
• Ikea’s new app deletes your living room furniture so you can buy even more [1188d]
• Slack’s Huddles do video now—but they’re still no Zoom wannabe [1188d]
• Winnie launches new marketplace to help childcare workers find well-paying jobs [1188d]
• IRS tax refund delays: Finally, some good news if you’ve been waiting for a check [1188d]
• Why celebrated designer Bruce Mau is betting on a new kind of Renaissance [1188d]
• Revlon stock keeps surging despite filing for bankruptcy [1188d]
• How forced arbitration in the workplace became the norm [1188d]
• ‘They looked like prisons’: How a new development brought humanity to China’s public housing [1188d]
• Coca-Cola has an ambitious plan to double its number of customers in the next few years [1188d]
• California lawmakers want to make brands use less single-use plastic [1188d]
• Airbnb is giving out $10 million to design OMG! homes [1188d]
• This is exactly how to ask for a raise no matter what your role [1188d]
• How washing your clothes with cold water could help save carbon emissions and ocean pollution [1188d]
• This woman custom made a Tesla truck, and she’s just getting started [1188d]
• Elon Musk’s wild 24 hours: Twitter deal setbacks, Dogecoin hype, and a Tesla employee lawsuit [1188d]
• Ahead of the Supreme Court’s Roe decision, social media is rife with anti-abortion misinformation [1188d]