The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Zara dragged after customers say recent ad campaign looks like war in Gaza [636d]
• SmileDirectClub says you need to keep making payments on those dental aligners. Do you? [637d]
• Trump’s latest scam: selling a piece of his mug shot suit [637d]
• A federal judge just upheld Texas’ ban of TikTok on state-owned devices [637d]
• Why scientists say we need more biodiversity in our emojis [637d]
• Why 8% mortgage rates didn’t crush U.S. homebuilders [637d]
• Google loses its antitrust lawsuit with Epic Games. Here’s what it means for Android’s app store [637d]
• Toy giant Hasbro is laying off an additional 1,100 employees as sales decline [637d]
• Snapchat Recap 2023: Here’s how to see your ‘year-end’ story [637d]
• Figma’s new keyboard lets designers build the shortcut of their dreams [637d]
• Can Stanford’s design school find a way to teach disruption and ethics at the same time? [637d]
• Freelancers are embracing gen AI tools at far higher rates than the rest of the workforce [637d]
• If a former Noma chef made a boozy drink that tastes like nacho cheese Doritos, would you try it? [637d]
• How this company is using AI to track climate changes to help protect agriculture [637d]
• How to break up with your bank [637d]
• The office is about to enter its experimental phase [637d]
• AI is going to transform Hollywood—but it won’t be a horror story [637d]
• In the educational AI race, Merlyn Mind focuses on classrooms, not individual students [637d]
• 2024 will see plenty of return-to-office mandates, but the definition of ‘RTO’ is changing [637d]
• Dollar stores are killing some supermarkets. Could co-ops help cities fight back? [637d]
• E-books are fast becoming tools of corporate surveillance [637d]
• 6 apps that will help streamline recording on your phone [637d]
• Today’s top business headlines: Google’s Epic antitrust loss, SmileDirectClub’s shutdown, and Tucker Carlson’s streaming platform [637d]