The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• After intense pressure, USPS will more than double its planned electric truck purchase [1158d]
• Mattel broadens its horizons with SpaceX partnership for new rocket ship toys [1158d]
• Duolingo gives ‘Game of Thrones’ fans High Valyrian language lessons for HBO [1158d]
• FaZe Clan stock price struggles on Nasdaq trading debut after SPAC listing [1158d]
• Tesla has been down a rough road this year. What’s next for Elon Musk’s cash cow? [1158d]
• Leaders, your employees think you lack self-awareness. Consider soft-skills coaching for everyone [1158d]
• Report: The Kremlin may seize U.S. companies’ Russian assets—and investors are unaware of the risk [1158d]
• Rebag now sells clothes and shoes as it takes on TheRealReal and Vestiaire Collective [1158d]
• 5 tangible tips for hosting a pop-up playground in your neighborhood [1158d]
• The U.K.’s infrastructure wasn’t designed for this brutal heat. Here’s where it’s most likely to fail [1158d]
• Inside this sneaker startup’s efforts to bring biodiversity back to Brazil [1158d]
• The pandemic made me feel stuck. Here’s how I got back on track [1158d]
• How Formula E, the all-electric alternative to Formula 1, is driving EV innovation [1158d]
• This big black box turns the CO2 emissions from a hot shower into soap [1158d]
• Four reasons to apply for Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies 2023 [1158d]
• Is the candidate’s market over? [1158d]
• Zip ties, plywood, and PVC tubes: How disabled people and caregivers are hacking their homes [1158d]
• Yelp finds evidence of ‘shrinkflation’ in restaurant reviews [1158d]
• These 3 essential tools will help you write better—for free [1158d]