The Brutalist Report - fastcompany
- RFK Jr. says a parasite ate part of his brain. How common are they? [162d]
- Bumble shares surge as the dating giant beats first-quarter revenue estimates [162d]
- Thousands of Tesla jobs mysteriously vanish from EV maker’s websites after mass layoffs and ongoing turmoil [163d]
- Revised airline reform bill would make many refunds automatic [163d]
- Oklahoma judge halts enforcement of anti-ESG law [163d]
- FDIC probe reveals toxic workplace culture and questions chairman’s credibility [163d]
- FTX bankruptcy: What customers should know about getting their money back with interest [163d]
- Apple’s new iPad ad accused of crushing creative dreams [163d]
- Google DeepMind’s AlphaFold 3 could speed up drug discovery for diseases [163d]
- This cannabis seltzer from a Minnesota restauranteur pays tribute to Indigenous ancestry [163d]
- Panera’s pulling ‘Charged Sips’ drinks after a spate of wrongful death lawsuits [163d]
- Top TikTok exec out on leave amid accusations of bullying and harassment (exclusive) [163d]
- Biden sends a lifeline to the ‘sandwich generation’ with childcare and eldercare proposals [163d]
- The Met Gala celebrated flowers. It forgot about the environment [163d]
- DeepMind’s new AlphaFold 3 expands to DNA, RNA modeling [163d]
- The world’s biggest carbon removal factory just opened in Iceland [163d]
- Bombardier’s new logo is part of a growing trend: naming your logo [163d]
- The Taylor Swift bill became Minnesota law, safeguarding online ticket buying from shady practices [163d]
- Taylor Swift fans jump on ‘tour tourism’ trend to score cheaper tickets abroad [163d]
- Unlocking big data in commercial real estate [163d]
- This new ‘decarceration index’ ranks companies that avoid prison contracts and hire formerly incarcerated workers [163d]
- Microsoft’s $3 billion Wisconsin data center highlights Biden’s job creation in the swing state [163d]
- Did Tesla lie about its EV’s self-driving capabilities? U.S. prosecutors are investigating [163d]
- Don’t look now but Gen Alpha already has billions in spending power—and they want Nike and Starbucks [163d]
- Google Photos is still the easiest way to backup, edit, and share pictures [163d]
- Uber stock price sinks as Lyft rises: Why Wall Street is shifting gears on the ride-hailing giants [163d]
- Intel and Qualcomm’s export licenses yanked, in a bid to thwart China’s Huawei [163d]
- Cream cheese recall 2024: Salmonella fears hit 11 products at two major grocery chains [163d]
- How can I say no at work without feeling guilty? [163d]
- Not quite sure what to ask Microsoft’s AI? Soon, it will offer suggestions [163d]
- Why the tech industry loves selling unfinished products [163d]
- As the Northeast housing market heats up, Florida’s is cooling down [163d]
- Netflix’s head of design answers every question you ever had about Netflix [163d]
- What happens when technology replaces the need for workers? [163d]
- Apple Music’s global creative director Zane Lowe on how to build trust, conquer creative fear, and balance music and business [163d]
- American Girl’s rebrand is full of clever, doll-sized details [163d]
- Why Florida’s Democratic Party ditched the donkey for a panther logo [163d]
- Bird flu spread in dairy cows for months before it was detected. How did officials miss it? [163d]
- Want to get more done? You should perform a calendar audit [163d]
- An Olympic team psychologist explains how leaders can cultivate an adaptive mindset [163d]
- Arizona wants to mine uranium near the Grand Canyon. Tribal nations are fighting back [163d]
- Retiring WBNA legend Candace Parker is the new president of Adidas women’s basketball (exclusive) [163d]
- Forget AirDrop: This free, secure file sender works with all devices [163d]
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