The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Adam Neumann thinks we want ‘community-driven’ living, but how has that worked out in the past? [1129d]
• Exclusive: Airbnb rolls out new anti-party tech to prevent unapproved gatherings [1129d]
• Why over-the-counter hearing aids could be the next tech bonanza [1129d]
• Former Kiehl’s president Chris Salgardo launches Atwater, a grooming brand for men [1129d]
• The CHIPS Act was a good start—now we can take these three steps to further supercharge innovation [1129d]
• Only 34% of Black families invest. Stackwell CEO Trevor Rozier-Byrd wants to help change that [1129d]
• Google is teaching robots to think for themselves [1129d]
• Africa’s coolest fashion designers will soon have their clothes in a store near you [1129d]
• Gen Z would rather work for giant companies, thank you very much [1129d]
• These next-gen telescopes will make the James Webb look like a toy [1129d]
• This company is using gene editing to bring the Tasmanian tiger back from extinction [1129d]
• What does the combination of the digital and physical world look like? [1129d]
• Kraft Heinz recalls popular Capri Sun kids’ drink due to cleaning solution contamination [1129d]
• 6 things to do now if you’re worried about a recession [1129d]
• The war in Ukraine shows how important private satellite companies have become—especially in times of conflict [1129d]
• Derek Jeter, Wayne Gretzky, and Misty Copeland started a sportswear brand [1129d]
• How to get better at speaking up in the moment [1129d]
• A look back at Walmart’s seemingly doomed 20-year quest to break into Hollywood [1129d]
• This sphere of 300 speakers blasts out an AI-created ‘soundtrack for the world’ [1129d]
• Ukrainian architects are testing new modular emergency housing to quickly rebuild [1130d]
• This new Pandora jewelry collection uses 100% recycled gold and silver (and lab-grown diamonds) [1130d]