The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Serena Williams is retiring from tennis to focus on other businesses. Here’s a look at her empire [1136d]
• Black founders only receive 1.4% VC funds—here’s how to change that [1137d]
• Burger King blank receipts: What’s behind the mysterious ‘nothing burger’ emails? [1137d]
• How Farfetch is predicting the future of fashion in Web3 [1137d]
• How Microsoft VP Tom Burt protects individuals and governments from cyberattacks [1137d]
• This local woman’s app is delivering Puerto Ricans fresh produce—and greater food sovereignty [1137d]
• Why the audio engineer behind your favorite indie albums sticks to analog [1137d]
• Meet the activist who wants New York lawmakers to hold the fashion industry to account [1137d]
• This is how Snap is fostering the future of augmented reality [1137d]
• The New Rules of Creativity for 2022 [1137d]
• Meet the woman turning Los Angeles County parks into vehicles for equity [1137d]
• Unity’s Timoni West is turning real-world locations into metaverses [1137d]
• This former Nike designer is taking performance apparel to the next level [1137d]
• How game designer Luis Antonio created the indie hit ‘Twelve Minutes,’ the most novel game in years [1137d]
• How John John Florence makes waves with his community-led outdoors brand Florence Marine X [1137d]
• This activist shareholder is pushing companies like Starbucks and EssilorLuxottica to empower their workers [1137d]
• The entertainment industry vets behind Sweety High are building a Gen Z media empire [1137d]
• Molly White tried to tell you Web3 was not going great before the crypto crash [1137d]
• Meet the guy who gets you excited for all the new Disney, Marvel, and ‘Star Wars’ [1137d]
• She’s alerting lawmakers to the organized crime happening on social media, and they’re listening [1137d]
• This brave puppet designer figured out how to bring Miyazaki’s ‘Spirited Away’ characters to life on stage [1137d]
• America needs more Black doctors. This HBCU president is doing something about it [1137d]
• Christian Smalls created the Amazon Labor Union. Now he wants a contract [1137d]
• A first-of-its-kind law in Houston poses a major threat to privacy [1137d]