The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Reddit follows in Twitter’s footsteps and restricts third-party apps [710d]
• Macy’s is slashing prices in tough economic times. Some shoppers head to Walmart instead [710d]
• The companies behind ‘forever chemicals’ covered up the dangers for decades [710d]
• Supreme Court ruling deals a major blow to unions and their ability to strike [710d]
• Will the EU-U.S. new voluntary code of conduct on AI work to rein in the tech? [710d]
• Meta just threatened to block news on Facebook and Instagram if California’s journalism bill passes [710d]
• POV: Justice served for Elizabeth Holmes, but what about Theranos’s board? [710d]
• Uber introduces a business travel option as it builds out enterprise offering [710d]
• With calls for a Chick-fil-A boycott, have we finally reached peak anti ‘woke’? [710d]
• Meta announces its $499 Quest 3 mixed reality headset [710d]
• This is how AI is going to be your entry-level job coach [710d]
• Exclusive: Most but not all U.S. employees are accepting of LGBTQ colleagues [710d]
• The number of billionaires fell in 2022. These countries and cities have the most [710d]
• The Survivor’s Guide to Being a CEO [710d]
• Match Group rolls out Archer, its dating app for queer men [710d]
• Should we reduce or remove greenhouse gas emissions? Why not both? [710d]
• This simple icon makes it easy to spot AI-generated content [710d]
• The ‘Sunken Place’ is real in UX design [711d]
• How (and why) you should create a backup plan for your career [711d]
• ‘It’s a story of market failure’: Why these tenants are fighting for rent control [711d]