The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Plastic-eating enzymes helped make this new Stella McCartney parka [844d]
• Elon Musk aims to prove the Cybertruck’s design flaws are fixed in hyped-up delivery event [844d]
• Meta’s new legal strategy: calling the FTC’s actions unconstitutional [844d]
• Google is deleting some old Gmail and YouTube accounts. Here’s how to save yours [844d]
• What year 2 of the generative AI craze will look like, according to 41 experts [844d]
• POV: Section 702’s always been rotten. Congress must trash it at expiration [845d]
• Workers without college degrees can climb the ladder fastest in these industries [845d]
• What we can learn from ChatGPT’s first year [845d]
• What a cheeseburger reveals about the human rights abuses hiding in our food [845d]
• Bankrupt Rite Aid is closing another 31 stores: Full list and map of doomed locations [845d]
• ‘X will be gone’: 5 of the wildest comments from Elon Musk’s off-the-rails DealBook interview [845d]
• Henry Kissinger dies: Here’s why the former secretary of state was so controversial [845d]
• Where did Warren Buffett turn for investment advice? To Charlie Munger, whose way of working was unique among corporate execs [845d]
• Why hardware is the missing piece to solving the climate tech puzzle [845d]
• Inside Fanatics’ wild bet to become the Amazon of sports [845d]
• Detroit’s road of the future will charge your car as you drive on it [845d]
• Chick-fil-A’s drive-through of the future could serve 720 cars per hour [845d]
• H&M is vowing to pay factory workers more. Why aren’t other brands stepping up? [845d]
• Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ rules could bleed into the workplace [845d]
• This new Manhattan building is designed to flood [845d]