The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Too many new moms would rather leave the workforce than return to their jobs [603d]
• Google was pummeled by antitrust lawsuits in December. 2024 could be even worse [603d]
• Why this coming Sunday will be the biggest day of the year for dating apps [603d]
• Starbucks reusable cups: No, you can’t bring a gigantic mug, and other caveats [603d]
• Why Costco’s response to the surprising Virginia union victory stands out [603d]
• The New York Times’s OpenAI lawsuit could put a damper on AI’s 2024 ambitions [603d]
• Technology is key to improving the healthcare crisis [603d]
• Major AI questions await returning California lawmakers [603d]
• Strained housing affordability isn’t just hitting buyers—it’s also pinching sellers [603d]
• National single-family home prices rise for the ninth straight month [603d]
• Here’s what to expect in 2024, according to the prediction markets [603d]
• Today’s top business headlines: Moderna upgraded, Universal tops Disney, young doctors on strike [603d]
• Who’s a good boy? Rare dog becomes newest breed recognized by American Kennel Club [603d]
• My 5 big New Year’s tech resolutions for 2024 [603d]
• The Duolingo effect: How keeping the ‘streak’ is changing people’s behavior [603d]
• The housing solution ‘hidden in plain sight’ that Maryland and Mississippi are embracing [603d]
• This clever update to L.A.’s ‘dingbat’ homes could be a solution to both earthquakes and the housing crisis [603d]
• These are the trends designers want to disappear this year [603d]
• What your Google search habits reveal about the state of inflation [603d]
• 5 ways to decide if you should change jobs—or entire industries [603d]
• Rethinking business travel can help achieve 2024 sustainability goals. An Uber exec explains how [603d]
• A new complaint claims Starbucks’ app traps customers in a cycle of spending [603d]