The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Let’s move fast and fix our nation [725d]
• ‘Used in Japan’: Rakuten and eBay to test used Japanese fashion in the U.S. [725d]
• Why you should rethink return-to-office mandates [725d]
• Mastercard taps AI to find compromised credit and debit card numbers faster [725d]
• These bricks conduct electricity and combine to create a powerful thermal battery [725d]
• Over 160K lawsuits later, Bayer ramps up its search for legal protections against Roundup cancer claims [725d]
• NY abortion coverage law remains intact after top court rejects church lawsuit [725d]
• The former CEOs of Merck and American Express on why executives have gone quiet on social issues [725d]
• The Scarlett Johansson deception is part of a pattern for OpenAI and Sam Altman [725d]
• A retail analyst says Target is ‘falling behind’ Walmart, Amazon, and Costco after earnings, but hope is not lost [725d]
• Tariffs on Chinese EVs ‘a major trap’, says Stellantis CEO [725d]
• Affirm, Klarna, and Afterpay’s ‘pay in four’ products will now have credit card-like protections [725d]
• Nvidia stock price closely watched today as another high-stakes earnings report draws near [725d]
• How can I improve my memory? [725d]
• Clear-air turbulence: How common is it and why is it so dangerous? [725d]
• Ozempic and Wegovy should be covered by Medicare as weight loss treatments: KFF poll [725d]
• Stopping bleeding instantly [725d]
• Here’s why your Spotify looks different today [725d]
• Expanding access to healthcare [725d]
• Virtual reality, real-life connections [725d]
• Enhancing skin health through science [725d]
• A personal approach to detecting cancer [725d]
• Unlocking critical information [725d]
• Building smarter warehouses [725d]
• A platform for growth [725d]
• A proactive approach to talent development [725d]
• Keeping the public safe in the digital age [725d]
• What a drugmaker can learn from patients [725d]
• Improving access to the law [725d]
• Taking advertising to the next level [725d]
• A big bank thinks small and fast [725d]
• An automated approach to saving lives [725d]
• AI’s giants are still demoing stuff faster than they can ship it [725d]
• ‘The Fall Guy’ is now streaming after just 17 days in theaters. Are summer movies in trouble? [725d]
• Why more and more organizations are adopting the slow work movement [725d]
• 3 ways workplace conflict can actually be a good thing [725d]
• How Comcast improved its internet service’s energy efficiency by 40% [725d]
• Meet the world’s most environmentally conscious chair [725d]
• 3 lies women are taught to believe about money [725d]
• Nestlé caters to the Ozempic crowd with a line of frozen meals crafted just for GLP-1 users [725d]
• How Stephen Miller brought the ‘war on woke’ to small businesses [726d]
• This new game is like Wordle for urban design nerds [726d]
• Why we need to talk about the 2024 election’s economic opportunity to advance gender equity [726d]
• LA grocer Erewhon touts its progressive cred—so why is it fighting new housing? [726d]
• Figs’s patriotic Olympics scrubs remind us that doctors are the real heroes [726d]
• Microsoft and Google’s new AI sales pitches: We’re your last line of defense against your scatterbrained self [726d]
• The complex future of work means everyone will need a diverse skill set [726d]
• Del Taco and Carl’s Jr. were big Beyond Meat boosters. Now they’re giving up [726d]