The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Nurturing the next generation of global talent [1109d]
• Disney reportedly scraps its metaverse unit [1109d]
• Disney reportedly scraps its metaverse unit [1109d]
• Lyft’s incoming CEO David Risher says he’ll focus on price and a ‘great rideshare experience’ [1109d]
• Experts say Apple’s move into buy now, pay later is likely to catch on with customers—and bring out the regulators [1109d]
• Alibaba’s radical six-way split: What it means and how it helps China’s government [1109d]
• The U.S. produced more electricity from renewables than coal in 2022 [1109d]
• These 25 companies have the best workplace culture right now, according to actual employees [1109d]
• Security analysts may balk at Microsoft’s latest ‘copilot.’ Here’s why. [1109d]
• POV: How generative AI is changing surveillance capitalism [1109d]
• Pepsi’s new logo is a subliminal war on sugar [1109d]
• Tired of the office? These jobs have the happiest remote workers right now [1109d]
• Believe it or not, Elon Musk is about to make Twitter even worse [1109d]
• Self-help—and self-blame—won’t fix the tech addiction crisis [1109d]
• There’s a trust gap between business leaders, employees, and consumers. This is why [1109d]
• 4 habits of leaders people actually want, and even yearn, to follow [1109d]
• Chipotle closed a store to stop a union drive—now it has to pay [1109d]
• Here’s the biggest mistake I made as a first-time manager—and how you can avoid it yourself [1109d]
• Here’s what our crazy radio spectrum looks like, in all its hidden beauty [1109d]
• Craft breweries are starting recycling co-ops to slash their waste [1109d]
• How Japan used poster design to reshape its culture [1109d]
• Bio-based plastic won’t solve the plastic problem [1109d]
• Two big reasons YouTube TV is still great after the price hike [1109d]
• Trump’s return to social media is not what we expected [1109d]