The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• How Purdue University helped bring a ‘hard tech corridor’ to the Heartland [622d]
• How Cruise went from buzzy self-driving startup to ‘public safety risk’ [622d]
• Coupang scoops up floundering Farfetch, leaps ahead in luxury goods [623d]
• Klarna CEO: Buy now, pay later is used by shoppers who otherwise avoid credit [623d]
• Design fail: Adobe and Figma call off their merger as antitrust scrutiny intensifies [623d]
• Apple may owe you money over its Family Sharing plan: Find out if you can file a claim [623d]
• Twitter’s ‘community notes’ feature faces scrutiny as part of an EU investigation into toxic content [623d]
• Quaker Oats recall: 40 granola bar and cereal products to avoid right now due to Salmonella fears [623d]
• 7 of Modern CEO’s favorite business stories of 2023 [623d]
• These fridges are powered by solar panels and ice batteries [623d]
• Inside the design of Alphafly 3, Nike’s record-smashing marathon shoe [623d]
• An ex-Apple engineer just designed a better ski pole [623d]
• Estée Lauder’s chief sustainability officer on how beauty is getting greener [623d]
• Would you share your office with an orchestra? Soon, you might have to [623d]
• Should we make jet fuel out of corn? [623d]
• Your car might be watching you to keep you safe—at the expense of your privacy [623d]
• AT&T’s political donations report is most notable for everything it leaves out [623d]
• These AI tools can help you create something in under a minute [623d]
• What is 5G? The tech powering next-gen connectivity, explained [623d]