The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Lyft says its driver incentives that spooked investors are paying off [1142d]
• Airlines may soon have to reimburse you for all of those delays and canceled flights [1142d]
• DoorDash explains why it’s growing sales despite spending changes [1142d]
• Women are far more skeptical of autonomous cars’ safety, according to a new Pew report [1142d]
• American-made GE light bulbs are going extinct. Union workers say they ‘hold GE responsible’ [1142d]
• Intro is the latest app to directly connect celebrities with consumers [1142d]
• What’s happening with HBO Max? Streaming service could see big changes as WBD reports earnings [1142d]
• L’Attitude Ventures’ Sol Trujillo on funding Latino entrepreneurs with help from JPMorgan Chase [1142d]
• Homes aren’t designed to withstand these brutal heatwaves—but they could be [1142d]
• Congress is busy considering space funding and authorizations [1142d]
• Wildfires disproportionately impact low-income people. Here’s how communities can protect them [1142d]
• This pastel clothing is dyed with old scraps of fabric [1142d]
• These 3D-printed dirt walls grow a garden when you water them [1142d]
• 3 reasons concrete doesn’t live up to its environmental claims [1142d]
• What’s the point of Saudi Arabia’s giant sideways desert skyscraper? ‘A big, long symbol of power’ [1142d]
• The long history of heels: from a symbol of men’s power to women’s burden [1142d]
• 5 summer vacation apps to load up before you head out [1142d]