The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Advertising legend David Lubars is retiring [474d]
• A massive renewable energy project wants to cut through Arizona’s San Pedro Valley. Locals are fighting back [474d]
• Ikea just opened a food hall in downtown San Francisco. Can its new model save dying malls? [474d]
• Is innovation in America’s healthcare system a pipe dream? [474d]
• Elon Musk changing ‘Twitter’ to ‘X’ in posts was a scammer’s paradise [474d]
• This is what a middle class budget in Chicago looks like compared to Madrid, Spain [474d]
• Don’t expect big changes from Delta’s new boarding process [474d]
• A spectacular nova explosion will be visible in 2024 and could eclipse the eclipse for stargazers [474d]
• Today’s top business headlines: More problems for Boeing, Delta soars, new social media lawsuit, FCC broadband labels [474d]
• Logistics tools are tapping AI to help navigate increasing geopolitical uncertainty [474d]
• Blackstone’s secretive ‘value creation company’ plans its next act [474d]
• Take a rare peek inside Walt Disney Imagineering [474d]
• These gorgeous train stations will restore your faith in public transit [474d]
• This stylish office chair is made out of paper [474d]
• In a new ‘Minecraft’ game, kids battle extreme heat—by slaying a fire-breathing dragon [474d]
• 6 habits of instantly likable people [474d]
• Elon Musk wants to colonize Mars. It’s a disastrous idea [474d]
• Why these health companies are focused on preventive care and costs [474d]
• 3 VC secrets to landing your dream job after a layoff [475d]
• Why Cava, Popeye’s, and Insomnia Cookies are among the fastest-growing brands of 2024 [475d]
• A new bill would force companies like OpenAI to disclose their training data [475d]
• Is housing overvalued or undervalued? Here’s Moody’s assessment of 403 housing markets [475d]