The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Dyson’s new $500 invention combines a straightener and hairdryer into one machine [1062d]
• 5 things to know about Harlan Crow, the billionaire funding Clarence Thomas’s lavish lifestyle [1062d]
• Elon Musk says he’s found a new CEO to lead Twitter [1062d]
• Adidas won’t burn unsold Yeezy products but will likely donate them to charity instead [1062d]
• Peloton just issued a huge recall—more than 2 million exercise bikes [1062d]
• An FDIC proposal asks big banks to cover the fallout of SVB and Signature Bank [1062d]
• How Montana’s TikTok ban could affect influencers and politicians alike [1062d]
• Apple says small App Store developers are booming [1062d]
• It’s confirmed: The internet is one big shopping mall [1062d]
• These high-tech sneakers tell you when they need to be recycled [1062d]
• Disney stock is dropping after its all-important streaming service lost more subscribers [1062d]
• The APA’s teen social media handbook seems to think parents are way cooler than they are [1062d]
• Watch out, TurboTax: This upstart tax-filing service is helping families claim their refunds [1062d]
• Try this meeting agenda to help teams harness emotions as a collaborative tool [1062d]
• How nameplate necklaces came to rule Mother’s Day [1062d]
• Why this team is driving people absolutely Bananas [1062d]
• Can you really trademark the shape of lettuce? We’re about to find out [1062d]
• Hollywood productions are terrible for the environment. This new studio hopes to change that [1062d]
• Starlink users are happy with their service [1062d]
• POV: NYPD’s robodogs are being paid for in the shadiest way possible [1062d]
• Hold the postmortem: The metaverse was never alive in the first place [1062d]