The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• What’s happening in Iran [1090d]
• Get ready for sports to be the next big investment asset class [1090d]
• Polaroid’s new jam is music [1091d]
• Entertainment, publishing industries found no easy DEI fixes after 2020 [1091d]
• Giannis Antetokounmpo debuts ‘Naija Odyssey,’ created in partnership with WhatsApp [1091d]
• “Bleisure” is the future of travel. Just don’t call it that [1091d]
• Is gaming ready for its Netflix moment? Logitech is betting on it [1091d]
• The labor movement isn’t just about wages anymore, says U.S. Labor Secretary [1091d]
• PayPal’s CEO Dan Schulman: “Capitalism needs an upgrade.” [1091d]
• How crowdsourced weather observations help cities prepare for extreme heat [1091d]
• Why CEOs can’t afford to ignore the midterms [1091d]
• Ritual supplements went big on Instagram. Now they’re coming to Whole Foods’ shelves [1091d]
• Taco Bell’s mouthwatering Beyond Meat steak will turn you into a plant-based believer [1091d]
• Understanding the context and history behind LGBTQ+ [1091d]
• How Matt Mochary became the preeminent tech-world CEO coach [1091d]
• Laziness isn’t all bad. Here’s when you should embrace your lazy side [1091d]
• The courts are opening the floodgates to the worst of social media [1091d]
• How chef Daniel Humm and designer Gabriela Hearst are creating a more sustainable future [1091d]
• Inside this vertical farm, carbon-neutral algae grows under glowing pink lights [1091d]
• The awesome DALL-E-powered Instagram filter is proof of how important humans still are [1091d]
• You can now buy red paint made from real blood donated by gay men [1091d]
• How to edit and unsend iPhone messages on iOS 16 [1091d]
• How educators can enourage students to stay in STEM fields [1091d]