The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The SBF trial’s closing statements gave us 2 versions of the failed crypto king [682d]
• Thirteen Lune founder Nyakio Grieco wants to build a truly inclusive beauty industry [682d]
• Crippling the broker fee: How a ruling against the National Association of Realtors could transform real estate [682d]
• DoorDash just had its best quarter since its IPO [682d]
• Civil society groups issue a surprise open letter to the U.K.’s AI Safety Summit [682d]
• Making sense of the White House’s plan to catch up with the fast-moving AI industry [682d]
• Over-automation is breaking the web [682d]
• When worlds literally collide: Earth may still contain remnants of the ancient planet Theia [682d]
• Starbucks holiday coffee cups are here again for 2023: See the new designs [682d]
• Eye drop recall update: Walmart joins retailers in pulling potentially dangerous products [682d]
• LinkedIn is adding new generative AI tools to help job seekers [682d]
• WeWork stock price falls to an all-time low after bankruptcy report [682d]
• Why Mac vs. PC is about to get fun again [682d]
• Figma’s future is about far more than design—or getting acquired [682d]
• Meet Dot, an AI companion designed by an Apple alum, here to help you live your best life [682d]
• Baltimore buried this river a century ago. Now, an artist is bringing it back to life [682d]
• We’re obsessed with salt. It could be an ‘existential threat’ [682d]
• 4 unmet needs that cause you to procrastinate [682d]
• We’re gonna need a bigger coffee table: Pentagram’s 50th anniversary book weighs 10 pounds [682d]
• Paradise, California, was destroyed by fire. Here’s what it looks like 5 years later [682d]
• Consumers say they want sustainability. So why don’t their wallets show it? [682d]
• Graphic warning labels helped curb smoking. Could they also work for meat? [682d]