The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• These glowing orbs can tell you if water is clean or polluted [497d]
• Surge pricing is coming to Legoland [497d]
• How Reddit’s IPO could still go horribly wrong [497d]
• DWAC says Truth Social won’t be profitable ‘for the foreseeable future’ as investors eye risky SPAC merger [497d]
• The ‘Echo Housing Boom’ is here [497d]
• Boeing turbulence: Everything to know about the shakeup and departure of CEO Dave Calhoun [497d]
• Why Chick-fil-A just became the latest brand to reverse course on antibiotics [497d]
• Measles outbreak 2024: CDC map and tracker shows cases have already surpassed all of 2023 [497d]
• 4 must-see features in Zoom’s big new redesign [497d]
• You, too, can innovate like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang [497d]
• 6 reasons to apply to Fast Company’s 2024 Best Workplaces for Innovators [497d]
• These 3 technologies are reinventing Silicon Valley yet again [497d]
• Oatly, Banza, and Kind Snacks are driving change within the entire food industry. Here’s how [497d]
• The most innovative startups in sports are using tech to protect athletes [497d]
• One year in, Khan Academy’s AI has 65,000 students, and is still learning new skills [497d]
• How a Haim sister and an electronic musician became Hollywood’s go-to movie-scoring duo [497d]
• How Patagonia and other brands are getting rid of ‘forever chemicals’ in your clothes [497d]
• How one NASA scientist’s childhood dream of building a solar-powered ‘space sail’ led to the next great era of space exploration [497d]
• Why we’re fighting to make sure labor unions have a voice in how AI is implemented [497d]
• How to get along with your work frenemy and protect yourself [497d]
• Candor is a professional networking site that reveals the person behind the resume [497d]