The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Fed considers rule change that could save big banks billions in capital [128d]
• DoorDash ramps up efforts to remove dangerous delivery drivers after cities complained [128d]
• Texans are using the Whataburger app to track power outages in the wake of Hurricane Beryl [128d]
• Donald Trump threatens to jail Mark Zuckerberg in a Truth Social rant [128d]
• Google is giving everyone free dark web monitoring. Here’s how to use it [128d]
• Anti-DEI movement hits a new low with attacks on Kamala Harris [128d]
• Frozen chicken recalled over listeria fears: Toss these kebab and patty products right now [128d]
• The head of the U.S. Olympic Committee talks Paris and changes to the NCAA [128d]
• Etsy is using humans to stand out in an AI-obsessed world [128d]
• AI startup funding doubled in Q2, Crunchbase data shows [128d]
• Counterfeit Olympics merchandise prompt police raids in Paris [128d]
• Evolve Bank says a Russia-linked gang stole millions of customers’ data [128d]
• Arc’teryx’s striking new products were designed with Indigenous artists [128d]
• FTC report: Pharmacy middlemen rake profits at consumers’ expense [128d]
• Disney will launch a new cruise ship that sets sail from Tokyo [128d]
• Novo Nordisk shares take a hit after a report revealed Eli Lilly’s better weight loss drug [128d]
• JPMorgan and Bank of America are on track to report weaker profits in Q2 [128d]
• Employees in high-performing companies are almost four times more likely to say they have great leaders [128d]
• In Petaluma, California, to-go cups will now be reused all around town [128d]
• Etsy will now tell you what role a seller had in a product’s creation [128d]
• Menopausal women say they’re perceived as less productive and emotionally stable at work [128d]
• Inside Uber’s new plan to route around traffic at the Paris Olympics [128d]
• Survey: Gen Z may be quiet-vacationing because of loud vacation anxiety [128d]
• A simple, practical guide for leading a productive town hall meeting [128d]
• Housing affordability is so stretched that fewer than 3% of renters can afford to buy in some markets [128d]
• POV: Getting sober taught me the importance of self-care at work [128d]
• The future of the tech office is being shaped in Asia, not Silicon Valley [128d]
• This ancient tree from India offers renewable energy and plant-based protein. It’s replacing Florida’s citrus trees [128d]
• Nintendo pledges its games will be made by humans [128d]
• Smoke-related deaths from California wildfires have cost billions of dollars in the past decade, study shows [128d]
• Pitchbook says defense tech is a stalwart in an otherwise chilly VC environment [128d]
• This Michigan coal plant is being turned into a giant battery [128d]
• A 7-point strategy for leaders to approach any ethical challenges [128d]
• 3 ways leaders can create a learning culture [128d]
• How the sky became a giant billboard [128d]
• How a brilliantly simple slogan helped the Labour Party win control of the U.K. [128d]
• Dirty water, more pollution, and oil wells on public lands: How a second Trump term would torpedo the environment [128d]
• The Olympics draw more attention to sports that aren’t as popular. An expert on sports fandom explains why [128d]
• 5 types of perfectionists [128d]
• AI vulnerabilities to space pirates: Cyberattacks in space can threaten life on Earth [128d]
• Are EVs making the ‘forever chemicals’ crisis even worse? [128d]