The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Apple says its Vision Pro is ‘spatial computing,’ not VR [593d]
• If you and your friends all hate the same foods, behavioral scientists say this might be why [593d]
• Why is Hertz selling its EVs? [593d]
• We asked business leaders what the biggest threat to capitalism is. One big theme kept coming up [593d]
• FAA investigating whether Boeing’s door plugs conformed with design [593d]
• Why you won’t actually be happy if prices go back down (you won’t have a job) [594d]
• Bill Belichick, ‘mad genius’ coach of the New England Patriots, departs team after 6 Super Bowl championships [594d]
• This startup wants to create the future of movie theaters in a 32-foot trailer [594d]
• Inflation rises slightly in December, driven mostly by housing costs [594d]
• How the new ‘Ted’ series highlights Seth MacFarlane’s AR filming tech [594d]
• The housing market is being hit by home insurance shocks—these maps show the most vulnerable areas [594d]
• Crypto prices and related stocks are surging as Bitcoin ETFs set to begin trading [594d]
• Work at one of these 25 companies in 2024 if you want to be around employees who love their jobs [594d]
• 6 new tech tools to upgrade your home office in 2024 [594d]
• The incredibly Danish design of Denmark’s new national trains [594d]
• An animated character named Marlon is trying to help Trump win Iowa’s caucuses [594d]
• Bridge makes online introductions faster and easier [594d]
• 4 ways to stop zoning out in meetings [594d]
• Indoor air quality is at its worst in January. Here’s what you can do about it [594d]
• Why H&M is helping Bangladesh build its first offshore wind farm [594d]
• The NFT market hasn’t recovered. But they’re still bullish on the tech [594d]
• Today’s top business headlines: X responds to the SEC’s hack, Starbucks faces a new lawsuit, tech layoffs continue at Humane and Amazon [594d]